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FS#380Destroying cross-hatch

Type
Bug
Status
Closed
Resolution
Fixed
Category
QCAD (main)
Severity
Medium
Priority
Low
Reported version
3 RC1
Operating system
Windows 7
Reported
2011-11-09 by LuxRalf
Closed
2011-11-14 by andrew

By saving a drawing QCAD is destroying the cross-hatches

Comments (8)

andrew 2011-11-09

- What hatch pattern do you use?
- Do you create the drawing in QCAD or load an existing drawing (in the latter case, please attach or send by e-mail to [email protected])
- Please make sure you are not in draft mode in which hatches are not displayed (View - Draft Mode)

Malok 2011-11-10

It's the same for MAC Lion, Solid fill is not stored or reloaded

andrew 2011-11-10

Lothar Marzahn:
I cannot reproduce the problem here.

Please send drawings for testing if possible.

Otherwise, please explain what shapes you are filling, i.e. how to reproduce the problem. Thanks.

Malok 2011-11-10

A testfile with a filled rectangle containing a circle and some arcs and lines was stored and reloaded. It worked!! But at the attached file hatch failed but works in QCAD2.
Loading it from QCAD2 the hatch is shown, but store and reload in QCAD3 the hatch is gone.

andrew 2011-11-12

The hatches in the file have no boundary.

Is the attached file the file you have already saved in QCAD 3?
Do you still have the original file? That would be more helpful, thanks.

Malok 2011-11-12

I send a set of files. "LM2-test1" is a file created and modified by QCAD2. "LM3-test1" is the same file only viewed by QCAD3 and will so far show the same picture. But if You save it with QCAD3 the hatch is away and even QCAD2 will not find it.
"LM-test2" is a file that works regardless of the QCAD-version! I hope it will help.

Malok 2011-11-13

I send one more file. For the time being the problem seems to be related to arcs because simple boxes and circles don't create problems. The shape in the attached file worked fine from the beginning with arcs rotating in the same direction. First when I entered the arcs in the red circled region the hatch was no longer stored. In order to verify this I went back to the previos shape. But from this moment already one arc caused the problem! May be, there is also something stored witch is confusing the program.

andrew 2011-11-14

Thanks. The problem has been identified (wrong angles with reversed arcs) and fixed for the next release.

Closure comment

r19669