inkex.deprecated.main module#

Provide some documentation to existing extensions about why they’re failing.

class inkex.deprecated.main.DeprecatedDict[source]#

Bases: dict

class inkex.deprecated.main.lazyproxy(getwrapped)[source]#

Bases: object

Proxy, use as decorator on a function with provides the wrapped object. The decorated function is called when a member is accessed on the proxy.

inkex.deprecated.main.are_near_relative(a, b, eps)[source]#
inkex.deprecated.main.debug(what)[source]#
inkex.deprecated.main.unittouu(string)[source]#
inkex.deprecated.main.ensure_value(self, attr, value)[source]#
inkex.deprecated.main.description(self, value)[source]#

Use elem.desc = value

inkex.deprecated.main.composed_style(element: inkex.elements._base.ShapeElement)[source]#

Calculate the final styles applied to this element This function has been deprecated in favor of BaseElement.specified_style()

inkex.deprecated.main.paint_order(selection: inkex.elements._selected.ElementList)[source]#

Use rendering_order()

inkex.deprecated.main.transform_imul(self, matrix)[source]#

Use @= operator instead

inkex.deprecated.main.transform_mul(self, matrix)[source]#

Use @ operator instead

inkex.deprecated.main.to_xpath(self)[source]#

Depending on whether you need to apply the rule to an invididual element or find all matches in a subtree, use

inkex.deprecated.main.to_xpaths(self)[source]#

Depending on whether you need to apply the rule to an invididual element or find all matches in a subtree, use

inkex.deprecated.main.apply_shorthands(self)[source]#

Apply all shorthands in this style. Shorthands are now simplified automatically, so this method does nothing