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fileencoding=utf-8 in all 1074 Vim modelines.
The reason for this is that (a) setting the encoding isn't nice, and (b) Vim 7.3 (with modeline enabled) disallows it and pops up an error whenever you open any file with it ("invalid modeline").
Also corrected five deviant modestrings:
* src/ui/widget/dock.cpp and src/ui/widget/dock.h: missing colon at the end
* src/ui/dialog/tile.cpp: removed gratuitous second colon at the end
* src/helper/units-test.h: removed gratuitous space before a colon
* share/extensions/export_gimp_palette.py: missing textwidth=99
That's my geekiest commit yet.
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Fixed bugs:
- https://launchpad.net/bugs/386069
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1) Cope with missing xlink:href. (Fixes bug 246724.)
2) Don't ignore images with filenames that begin with "data".
3) Remove an unused line.
4) Suppress part of an error message in cases where it makes no sense.
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share/extensions/inkex.py: (errormsg): New function.
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four-space indentation.
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Evidently somewhere between versions 1.3.6 and 2.0 lxml began requiring that parameters passed
to the Element.xpath() be keyword arguments (positional arguments had been allowed). Best guess
places this at "2.0alpha6 (2007-12-19)" based upon the lxml Changelog. This fix appears to be
backward compatible. Please test.
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(Closes LP: #169104)
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and it will break unconverted extensions in the meanwhile.
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should do the trick for now.
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itself: first href, only if it fails absref
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#1427736 2006-02-08 17:57 (by bactisme)
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Python hates mixed whitespace
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