Just a clarification: I used the term "precision" in the sense of preserving the user input, that is his intention in generating his document. It's not a matter of how many digits after the dot Inkscape is able to crunch but just the ability to store 10 as "10" and not as "9.99999999999". Of course it could happen that the user inputs 7,05 and, due to internal binary float representation, it becomes 7,049999999 but this is another issue that should be fixed by other means (e.g. specifying a 2 digits precision in the output file: try this now!). Let's say that, at least, I expect all input integers to be stored as integers in the file.
Regards Luca
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