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When document-units is 'mm', a stroke-width of '0.265' means 0.265mm, but inkscape saves this as
style='stroke-width:0.26458332px;'
This also happens when saving to an svg file. Inkscape loads this correctly as 0.265mm, despite the 'px' unit. We interpret the explicit px as px and calculate a much thinner line.
changing the line width back and forth from the gui, causes inkscape to send the expected style='stroke-width:0.265;' without false 'px' units.
Is inkscape ignoring units within style when loading?
When document-units is 'mm', a stroke-width of '0.265' means 0.265mm, but inkscape saves this as
style='stroke-width:0.26458332px;'
This also happens when saving to an svg file. Inkscape loads this correctly as 0.265mm, despite the 'px' unit. We interpret the explicit px as px and calculate a much thinner line.
changing the line width back and forth from the gui, causes inkscape to send the expected style='stroke-width:0.265;' without false 'px' units.
Is inkscape ignoring units within style when loading?
kringels.svg.txt
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