release 0.47 apparently has broken saving a file as DXF format... Any ideas what happened? Jack
on 25.01.2010 19:35
on 25.01.2010 20:03
Jack Armstrong wrote: > release 0.47 apparently has broken saving a file as DXF format... Any > ideas what happened? Do you get an error message? Aaron Spike
on 25.01.2010 23:13
Hi Aaron, I'm a bit at a loss here -- I'm trying to support some craft cutter types who reported this problem and at the moment I'm at another location without all the tools I need to run this down. I have several releases of Inkscape, but no good way to validate the DXF file created by 0.47 - I'll attach a couple of files like they were working with - maybe you can verify that the DXF is correct. Thanks, Jack
on 25.01.2010 23:23
Hi Aaron, I'm a bit at a loss here -- I'm trying to support some craft cutter types who reported this problem and at the moment I'm at another location without all the tools I need to run this down. I have several releases of Inkscape, but no good way to validate the DXF file created by 0.47 - I'll attach a couple of files like they were working with - maybe you can verify that the DXF is correct.
on 25.01.2010 23:51
Jack Armstrong wrote: > > On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 11:02 AM, Aaron Spike <aaron@ekips.org > <mailto:aaron@ekips.org>> wrote: > > Jack Armstrong wrote: > > release 0.47 apparently has broken saving a file as DXF format... Any > > ideas what happened? > > Do you get an error message? > I think we're both going to have a mighty difficult time helping unless we have more specific information. What is causing the user to report that saving as DXF is broken? Are they getting an error in Inkscape when creating the file? Are they getting an error in another app when reading the file? I opened the flourish.dxf file in a text editor here and it does look like a reasonable DXF file to me. I'd have to install some CAD app to test it. I recall that some enhancements were made to the DXF output during the last dev cycle that allow the DXF files to be read in some software packages that weren't supported previously. I haven't heard any reports yet of the DXF files being less compatible than before. I really think we need just a bit more information before we can even begin to start looking into the problem. Aaron Spike
on 26.01.2010 00:00
Aaron Spike wrote: > Jack Armstrong wrote: >>I'll attach a couple of files like they were working with - >> maybe you can verify that the DXF is correct. >> > I'd have to install some CAD > app to test it. Qcad opens your attached DXF file with no issues. It appears identical to the attached SVG. Aaron Spike
on 26.01.2010 00:04
Thanks Aaron, I've asked for more information - I may have jumped too soon filing a bug report, but one of the people who reported problems with "the latest release" is a pretty knowledgeable Inkscape user. I'll investigate it further in a few days when I get to where I have better equipment and a wider range of software to test with. Jack
on 26.01.2010 00:24
Jack Armstrong wrote: > I've asked for more information - I may have jumped too soon filing a > bug report, but one of the people who reported problems with "the latest > release" is a pretty knowledgeable Inkscape user. I'll investigate it > further in a few days when I get to where I have better equipment and a > wider range of software to test with. Does the bug report you filed in launchpad include more complete information? Could you provide a link to the report? Aaron Spike
on 26.01.2010 00:48
Hi,
I just posted a reply at :
https://bugs.launchpad.net/inkscape/+bug/512447
asking for more information,
Alvin
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on 26.01.2010 20:23
Just posted a new comment on https://bugs.launchpad.net/inkscape/+bug/512447re' apparent differences in DXF produced by 0.47 vs. 0.46 Jack