> Pressing ENTER key is not cause a crash anymore, but there is related issue. > (In reply to flaviusglamfenix from comment #22) (In reply to Paul Lazaga from comment #26) To recreate it follow theĢ: Press F8 to select the text tool, and create a new text boxĤ: Using the cursor keys press the UP arrow to navigate to the top rowĥ: Press the DOWN arrow to go back to the second line - Inkscape will crash. However this is still causing errors with the text box. Thanks for working on this, I have now upgraded to the new RPM version. I've tried:Ģ: Cut and pasting the text rather than entering it.ģ: Manually modifying the text in the auto-saved file to add a newline.Īll still crash - 3 crashes on opening the file. I'm also experiencing this - only after the Fedora 28 upgrade. If you can reproduce this crash, please file a bug at with a detailed description of the steps leading to the crash, so we can fix it.

usr/include/c++/8/bits/stl_vector.h:950: std::vector::const_reference std::vector::operator(std::vector::size_type) const : Assertion '_builtin_expect(_n size(), true)' failed. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):

It is recommended that (additionally to saving frequently) you activate Inkscape’s Autosave feature, which you can find in Edit ‣ Preferences ‣ Input/Output ‣ Autosave.Inkscape crashes on hitting ENTER using Text Tool The file name consists of the original file name with the time and date of the crash. If Inkscape closes unexpectedly, in most cases, it creates a backup file, which is available in a location that will be indicated in a dialog window. svgz (compressed Inkscape / Plain SVG)Ĭompressed to save space on your harddisk Activating Autosave prevents loss of work  when they view a web page that uses a picture that you created. svg (Plain SVG)įor sharing your drawing with other people, who might not use Inkscape, but use SVG, e.g. To keep all the data in your file, even the data that is only useful forĮditing with Inkscape, and no other editor. When you first save your drawing, give your file a name of your choice, and select one of these extensions. For this reason, the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + S should be used frequently. The best way to prevent this from causing problems is to regularly save your drawing. However, some unfortunate actions can entail a crash. Activating Autosave prevents loss of work.

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