Version: 2.1 Beta 2 (using KDE 4.3.1) OS: Linux Installed from: Ubuntu Packages Look at the test file attached. Inside you'll see instructions for two shapes you can select and use "Subtract Paths" on. When you do so, you'll notice that rather than shape b being cut out of shape a, shape a just disappears altogether.
Created attachment 37018 [details] Konqi odg drawing that shows dissapearing shapes with Subtract Paths
SVN commit 1025087 by jaham: when doing boolean path operations transfer z-index, name and fillrule to resulting path BUG:207700 M +4 -0 KarbonBooleanCommand.cpp WebSVN link: http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=1025087
Wow! That was überfast! I'll recompile and give it a shot early next week when I'm back home on my regular (compiling) box. Thanks again Jan. It's really appreciated! btw, not sure who added this, but the new pluggable filter effects are a brilliant idea. *very* excited about the possibilities! Karbon is making great progress thanks to you and the team. :)
Hmmm... just compiled and tried revision 1029809 and the file attached above. I still seem to have the same problem. See the following attached image for a jpg of what I get.
Created attachment 37275 [details] Output of the subtract path operation.
Are you sure you have installed after compiling it? The patch fixes the issue for me.
Wierd. I *did* do make install on it, but the problem continued. I wiped out my whole sources and recompiled and now it works perfectly. Thanks again, Jan!