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May be fixed with: ```python def parse(self, parser, pathd): if pathd is None: return ```

The actual solution to this would be to properly implement svgio. The core of the idea is that all nodes are parsed as nodes. When you need the geometric objects...

This may be out of scope. Inkscape implements svg and does not define it. That said this really does seem quite nice and I do find myself shoehorning in some...

We do correctly save svgz files now circa 1.9.0+

Arg. That seems accurate. The arcs are weird when you apply a sheer to them they get wonky. I think there's a somewhat deep bug in the that sort of...

Yeah, you'd actually have to figure out a way to sheer the designs to trigger the bug. Which isn't something most people would figure out how to do since there's...

The coords-trans-08-t.svg test also fails since it uses sheered arcs. The problem might actually be somewhat fundamental within svgelements. I've never tracked it down. [coords-trans-08-t.zip](https://github.com/meerk40t/meerk40t/files/8287110/coords-trans-08-t.zip)

Hm. `circle 4cm 4cm 2cm rotate 30deg scale 1 2` is totally wrong about the bounds there. `circle 4cm 4cm 2cm scale 1 2 rotate 30deg` gets the bounds perfectly...

Most of the attributes are implementing CSS like lookups and locations. This should be fairly easily implemented within a Node/Tree structure. The NS() suffixed commands can just take an optional...

See: https://tinycss.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html https://svgwrite.readthedocs.io/en/latest/