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Think I figured it out. Inkpath outputs strokes that look like this sometimes:
<stroke tool="pen" ts="0" fn="" color="#000000ff" width="1.50000000">270.20000000 338.60000000</stroke>
You can fix it by running :g/>\d\+.\d\+ \d\+.\d\+<\/stroke>/d
in Vim.
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Now, how do we prevent this output from showing up in the first place
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Fixed it in the Xournalpp API. I wonder if we could somehow detect it from Inkpath and avoid sending the bad splines in the first place.
Also, I wonder what this'll do to the dots of "I's" and stuff. Gonna have to watch out for that. Might keep this issue open until it's clear that it's not an issue.
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- v1.0 Roadmap and beyond HOT 3
- Determine stroke width through outline tracing
- Add Tmux to Dockerfile HOT 1
- Double check the error handling
- Add compilation instructions for other platforms
- Linking and installation issues HOT 1
- Xournalpp can't find `inkpath.so`
- Lua Version skew crashes Inkpath (and by extension Xournalpp)
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- not working (windows) HOT 2
- What should inkpath call a "stroke?"
- Add Preprocessing HOT 5
- README is wrong HOT 1
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