On 3/29/07, Aaron Spike <aaron@...476...> wrote:
I think we can fix this. I started looking at the perspective effect last night to fix up a few smaller issues (there is a patch in the patch tracker if you would be willing to try it). If you would like I could create a patch for you to test. I'm completely unable to get the perspective effect to work on my machine. (perhaps you could give me hints to why that may be too.)
If you are familiar with python, we need to change the calls in the script to inkscape so that they don't allow those messages to be passed out of the script to stderr. I think I noticed that someone had done this for one of the other effects, but I don't remember which one.
Aaron Spike
I have written a few things with python and as a matter of fact I checked out the perspective.py script and was quite surprised at how short it was! Although I'm quite a newbie at python so I didn't try and delve into it at all. But I sure would be willing to test a patch. Let me know what I have to do and I'll check it out later tonight.
ps. I've found that the perspective effect does strange things if both objects aren't paths (not rectangles or shapes but paths) and if the object defining the perspective shape is not made of 4 straight lines.
@heathenx,
That's odd that it doesn't work at all. It works fine on both my linux and xp computers although the xp one doesn't give the warnings. Strange.