I also consider this a major shortcoming in Inkscape, to be
honest. I want to copy and paste a lot between Inkscape documents, but if the
colors of the pasted objects change it is no use. Thanks a lot for your
suggestion! Now I need to find something similar in
Windows...
On 10/10/07, Michael Wybrow <michael.wybrow@...131... > wrote:
the gradients are named the same in different coloured balloon images, so
the pasted blue balloon just references the red balloons gradients in the
pasted version since they are named the same.
I'm not sure if this should be considered a bug or not (multiple pasted
balloons use the same
gradients).
Michael,
Your
suggestion was right. I used VIM and did:
:%s@\(["#]\)\(linear\|radial\)Gradient@\1\2GradientRed@...2363...
for the red
file, ...GradientBlue for the blue file and ...GradientYellow for the yellow
file.
I was then able to copy and paste from each of those files
into a new file and not lose their colours.
So the way I see it is a
feature request:
FEATURE: when copying from one image to another with
same-named style attributes, have the option to rename those styles (especially
if the definition of same-named styles differ between buffers).
[Thanks
too ACSpike on #inkscape!!]
Thanks!
mG.
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