September 2009 - Inkscape Devel

trying to compile for Mac OS X Aqua native: svn: command not found
by Wolf Drechsel 29 Sep '09

29 Sep '09

Hello everybody, I tried to compile for Mac OS X and get a native Aqua interface. I installed the packages on a Mac OS X 10.4.11 PPC and came to sudo ./osx-build.sh u a c b i The result was: ./osx-build.sh: line 174: svn: command not found SVN update failed Could anybody give me a hint? - To be really helpful, it should be dummie-proof… (-; Greetings, Wolf

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Inkscape 0.47pre3
by Ted Gould 29 Sep '09

29 Sep '09

Hello Inkscapers, I'm happy to be announcing the next pre-release of Inkscape 0.47. It's a pretty cool job to do. We're hoping that this is the FINAL pre-release of Inkscape, so make sure it doesn't crash for you as the final version is likely to be VERY SIMILAR to this one. There's a great set of patches from a variety of contributors, make sure to check them out! I couldn't figure out how to get Sourceforge to make a new releases anymore, and they took away the ability to make directories from SFTP; so I put things up at Launchpad. If someone can figure out Sourceforge, we can put them there as well. http://launchpad.net/inkscape/main/0.47pre3 == MD5 Sums == eaf529011bb4bc8879ff669a4c7f000d inkscape-0.47pre3.tar.bz2 c42ded78f6b58d0f141dca97c5026a6f inkscape-0.47pre3.tar.bz2.asc 283deaf2ace016736eb5e64e38075c17 inkscape-0.47pre3.tar.gz f3f1f5c9e41a7e8e90b9c4542e1a9bf6 inkscape-0.47pre3.tar.gz.asc e5be30c7b2f2f541839d5caee5207346 inkscape-0.47pre3.zip c68cb7c856ba31f1eed098b8c6bcd8ad inkscape-0.47pre3.zip.asc == SHA1 Sums == 0512e235bcb3391adf44aa4bacbd75c25ac507ec inkscape-0.47pre3.tar.bz2 d7d98787742c6d166f07a518bced4400cb9ca28f inkscape-0.47pre3.tar.bz2.asc 6111f18301b50062c51292c8c9c2ec2896feb071 inkscape-0.47pre3.tar.gz db315c4c353e3315b4830014d3454b9950c8385d inkscape-0.47pre3.tar.gz.asc b2ec4000f2c758fbe47d9e90b4f3f89463081d47 inkscape-0.47pre3.zip 1fd56b7a29901a822c84f473ed5b8444e2160b58 inkscape-0.47pre3.zip.asc * A few more bits if you REALLY don't trust your ISP --Ted

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Re: [Inkscape-devel] mkNEWS broken
by Krzysztof Kosiński 28 Sep '09

28 Sep '09

Fixed in r22330. It broke because I moved the pages around a bit, and wasn't aware such a thing existed. I also changed it to use w3m (it is installed by default on Debian and Ubuntu systems, while lynx must be installed manually). Anyway, it is an ugly hack and should be replaced by something more robust in the future. Regards, Krzysztof 2009/9/27 Ted Gould <ted@...11...>: > Hey, > > So I was trying to make a news file for the release, and we used to do > that with packaging/mkNEWS -- but it seems to no longer work. I'm > guessing it hasn't been ported to MediaWiki. Anyone with some MediaWiki > interface fu that could look at the little script? > > Thanks, > Ted

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Re: [Inkscape-devel] rotating guides
by Diederik van Lierop 28 Sep '09

28 Sep '09

Op Wo, 1 juli, 2009 12:01, schreef LucaDC: > These are my humble suggestions: > 1) when moving the guide (no modifiers) you always also move (and snap) > the > origin, that goes under the cursor, in 2D (so wherever you click you > always > grab the guide at its origin: why moving the guide keeping the origin at > the > original distance from the grab/snapping point?); this behaviour would be > consistent (=intuitive) to what happens when you create a guide; That makes sense! If no one comes up with a valid use case for the current behavior then I will implement it the way you suggest. > 2) if shift is pressed when clicking, the guides always rotate (snapping > to > what's around or, if you press ctrl after the rotation is started, to > absolute angles, i.e. always starting from 0, using the step specified in > the preferences for when rotating objects); So shift rotates ... > 3) if ctrl-shift is pressed when clicking, the origin moves constrained to > the guide (snapping to what's around projected perpendicularly to the > guide; > if you want something different you can create a new guide and snap to the > intersection, while creating a guide perpendicular to a given one is not > always straightforward; this is a general consideration regarding snapping > while constrained). ... but when "adding ctrl to shift" not only it becomes constrained, but it also changes from rotation to translation. In my opinion using ctrl should only make the motion constrained, and not change the type of transformation simultaneously. So: A) when dragging with no modifiers we will move the origin to the pointer location (freely, in 2D) B) with ctrl we will have a constrained translation of the origin along the guide C) with shift we will rotate D) with ctrl-shift we will rotate to increments of the absolute angle and with A), B), and C) Inkscape will snap depending on the snapping parameters. It looks like we're converging here, aren't we ;-) ? What do you think? Diederik

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Re: [Inkscape-devel] Multipage support
by Joshua A. Andler 28 Sep '09

28 Sep '09

Hello, As of this time, no one that I am aware of is actively working on multipage support. Unless someone surprises us after 0.47 is released, I wouldn't expect it to be worked on until 0.49 at the soonest, and even this is dependent on someone really having an itch to scratch to get it implemented. Sorry that I can't give any real estimate on it, but that's just due to not knowing of anyone working on it (or planning to). Perhaps we could suggest it as a summer of code project for a student or two to work on next year (provided that Google does SoC again and that we're accepted). Cheers, Josh On Mon, 2009-09-28 at 11:05 +1000, Philip Rhoades wrote: > People, > > From the Inkscape Wiki pages it looks like implementing multipage > support is a major undertaking - is there any rough estimate on when > this will be attempted? > > Thanks, > > Phil.

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Call for Pre3
by Josh Andler 28 Sep '09

28 Sep '09

Ted, Will you please push a Pre3? This will be the last pre-release before the final release. Thank you! -=-=- Everyone else, This is the new thread to bring up any remaining blocker bugs, as it seems like almost all have been addressed. Let's also not forget, anything that can be lived with for a short period should not be considered a blocker. We do want to get 0.47 out, so we can get onto what can hopefully be a relatively short cycle for 0.48 (and then however many point releases we need until 0.49). Cheers, Josh

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Re: [Inkscape-devel] [Inkscape-user] Inkscape 0.47 on the horizon (Call for help)
by Michael Wybrow 28 Sep '09

28 Sep '09

On 27/09/2009, at 5:46 PM, Joshua A. Andler wrote: > > Packagers, please package up Pre3 if you have not already done so as a > practice run... and honestly, I think it would be safe to plan a > release > for next week (between Monday the 5th and Friday the 9th), provided > packages are available and no new issues arise. Just a heads-up... there may be a few days delay in creating a pre3 Mac package -- I'm travelling in the US for work with very little spare time. Possibly JiHo or someone else could produce one in the meantime. Otherwise I will do it as soon as possible. For the same reason, I won't be able to properly look at the issue with Python extensions on Snow Leopard until I return to Australia next weekend and have access to a 10.6 machine. Cheers, Michael

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mkNEWS broken
by Ted Gould 27 Sep '09

27 Sep '09

Hey, So I was trying to make a news file for the release, and we used to do that with packaging/mkNEWS -- but it seems to no longer work. I'm guessing it hasn't been ported to MediaWiki. Anyone with some MediaWiki interface fu that could look at the little script? Thanks, Ted

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Regression in bitmap interpolation quality
by Guillermo Espertino 26 Sep '09

26 Sep '09

Hi: I just filed this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/inkscape/+bug/437384 It looks a pretty serious regression. Could somebody please check that out? Gez.

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Verify bug 436304
by Jon A. Cruz 26 Sep '09

26 Sep '09

Can anyone verify bug 436304? https://bugs.launchpad.net/inkscape/+bug/436304 I'm especially concerned with the aspect where bent paths from 0.46 will not successfully open in 0.47. Thanks.

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