On Thu, Jul 31, 2008 at 12:49 PM, Diederik van Lierop <mail@...1689...> wrote:If we know where the clipboard data was originally located (I don't know if that information is stored)Of course it is stored - the objecty is copied with its own transform and other attributes, and that determines its position. When we "paste in place", we simply paste and nothing else; on regular paste, we paste and then move the pasted stuff to the point under cursor.
When pasting, it used to snap only to grids and not to other objects or to guides (as it would when dragging). So it's a little bit different.This also answers your other question on snapping: paste should snap exactly the same as if the original object, without any copy/paste, was just dragged by mouse to the current location in Selector.