Is there a way to perform Edit > Clone > Unlink action from python interface?
Also: please make small correction to dxf_input.py - remove stroke from style when cheating DXF-point arrow: in section def generate_gcodetools_point(xc, yc): path= 'm %s,%s 2.9375,-6.34375 0.8125,1.90625 6.84375,-6.84375 0,0 0.6875,0.6875 -6.84375,6.84375 1.90625,0.8125 z' % (xc,yc) attribs = {'d': path, inkex.addNS('dxfpoint','inkscape'):'1', 'style': 'stroke:#ff0000;fill:#ff0000'} inkex.etree.SubElement(layer, 'path', attribs)
New style shoud be 'stroke:none;fill:#ff0000'
The reason: "filled arrow'a area" points to exact original DXF point location, but the "stroke outline" jumps over by the stroke width.
Is there a way to perform Edit > Clone > Unlink action from python interface?
Also: please make small correction to dxf_input.py - remove stroke from style when cheating DXF-point arrow: gcodetools_ point(xc, yc): 'dxfpoint' ,'inkscape' ):'1', 'style': 'stroke: #ff0000; fill:#ff0000' } etree.SubElemen t(layer, 'path', attribs)
in section def generate_
path= 'm %s,%s 2.9375,-6.34375 0.8125,1.90625 6.84375,-6.84375 0,0 0.6875,0.6875 -6.84375,6.84375 1.90625,0.8125 z' % (xc,yc)
attribs = {'d': path, inkex.addNS(
inkex.
New style shoud be 'stroke: none;fill: #ff0000'
The reason: "filled arrow'a area" points to exact original DXF point location, but the "stroke outline" jumps over by the stroke width.