Montilla Design's Flex Layout file names its body face "Regular " (with a
trailing space, as the designer's copy of Articulat CF did). Face lookup
already ignores spacing and case, so the text is drawn in Regular, but
font.list (Find Font) compared names exactly and reported the style
missing. It now uses the lookup's comparison (designcraft_fonts::same_style).
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InDesign sets a text line when its baseline fits in the frame; the
descenders may hang below the frame's bottom. DesignCraft required the
baseline plus the descent to fit, so a frame sized to a heading's caps
oversets: Zero2Graphic's magazine tutorial draws 2.7682 cm frames for
103 pt headings (control bar, 4:12–5:44), and all three were overset.
The keep-lines IDML fixture's frames are now 236 pt tall, so they hold the
same 19 lines under either rule.
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The guard restored only the active document's content and selection, so a
command that edited through a nested successful command and then panicked
left the nested edit's undo entry (and no redo) behind, and a command that
opened or switched documents restored nothing at all. The guard now
snapshots every open document with its history and selection, the active
index and the journal, and restores them on a panic.
Regression tests: a nested edit followed by a panic leaves the history and
redo exactly as they were, and a command that opens a second document and
panics leaves only the original open.
A script whose later step failed kept the successful prefix in the document
but truncated the prefix's undo entries (and returned before the command's
aggregate undo entry was recorded), so the edits could not be undone at all.
A failed script now restores the document, selection and history from before
it started: all-or-nothing.
Regression test: frame.create followed by an unknown command is an error, the
document has no frame, nothing is left to undo, and the next edit undoes
normally. The one-undo-step success path still holds.
parse() expanded parameter entities with up to eight passes of whole-string
replacement, each pass cloning the text and re-inserting the entities'
original values. A pass count is not an output bound: a few hundred bytes of
nested entities inflate multiplicatively (a 449-byte DTD reaches ~4 MB here,
and larger chains would go to gigabytes), so a small file could exhaust
memory and CPU. Expansion now stops once it has added more than 1 MiB over
the input.
Regression test: a nested-entity DTD under 500 bytes is rejected with the
budget error, and a small inline entity still parses.
The command removed the section at a nonzero start with retain() and only then
looked it up to keep its properties, so the lookup always fell back to the
defaults: editing one field (a marker, a start number) silently reset the
style, prefix, include-prefix flag and start number. The existing section is
now read before the list is rebuilt.
Regression test: a Roman-numbered page-2 section with prefix A- and marker
First, then marker Second keeps startNumber, style, prefix and includePrefix.
Measured in Zero2Graphic's video: InDesign's placeholder paragraphs run 5,
10 (at 18 pt), 6 and 8 lines in a 5.9 cm column, about 2, 2, 3 and 3 of
DesignCraft's filler sentences. The rhythm started 3, 4, 2, 5.
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`math.svg` and `math.insert` take an unbounded `latex` string, and the parser's
arg/atom/list/list_until_right recursive descent recursed once per group: 100k
nested braces, `\frac`s or `\left(`s overflowed the stack (an abort the command
guard cannot catch). Past MAX_NESTING (256) groups stop descending, so the rest
of the input is consumed iteratively.
Regression test: 100k nested braces, `\frac`s and `\left(`s typeset to an SVG;
the old code aborted with a stack overflow.
InDesign's placeholder text comes in paragraphs; Zero2Graphic's magazine
tutorial styles its second paragraph as an 18 pt lead (2:16). DesignCraft
filled the frame with one paragraph, and the last filler sentence ran into
the first ("interit.Ovid"). Paragraphs now hold 2 to 5 sentences, and an
overset fill is trimmed to the last whole sentence.
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InDesign's Pathfinder result takes the attributes (and content) of the
frontmost object, except Subtract, which keeps the backmost. DesignCraft
kept the backmost for every op but Minus Back, so a photo placed over
strips and intersected with them was deleted and the black strips stayed
(Zero2Graphic's magazine tutorial, 7:19).
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