hi martin > Are you saying, that I need to file a bug-report, to have another patch > made for the SVG-import warning when running a script? Or do I need to > somehow "apply" these patches? Where would I find them, please?
this is the ticket i was referring to: http://bugs.scribus.net/view.php?id=12774 it has been applied to 1.5 at the beginning of this year. i could not check the issue you are referring to, but it might or not solve your issue. if it does not, further work must be done to avoid that such a dialog is shown. once it's clear if the issue is still there in the current trunk you: - can fill a ticket and hope that somebody fixes the issue or - have a look at the patch attached to the ticket and try to solve yourself the issue > >> all in all, most scripts run in a controlled environment and just> > ignoring the warnings is not the worst idea. > > As the asking user pointed out, he cannot ignore the warning, as Scribus > is stopping his script until he confirms the pop-up-window by clicking > the OK button. > > So in script-speak, how would you do this "ignoring"? as far as i can tell, currently the warnings are converted into text displayed in the terminal, which is practically the same as ignoring them. this is probably the simplest solution. > > > > > And what about my other question, whether the pop-up-warning is coming > up with every input? If it came up with every import, then the > "ignoring" might be more simple, I suppose. But what if - for certain > SVG-files - there would be no warning... ? > > Could you (or other users) share a few more crumbs about your how-to, > please? > you can have a look at the patch linked above: it can give you an idea, how this is done :-) ... i cannot dig into that myself right now, sorry... have a nice afternoon a.l.e
