Assertion failure in +[SVGKPointsAndPathsParser readCoordinate:intoFloat:]

[sebasbad]

1. Installed pod:
   pod 'SVGKit', :git => 'https://github.com/SVGKit/SVGKit.git', :branch => '2.x'
2. Loaded svg

let svgkImage = SVGKImage(named: "Ghostscript_Tiger")

let svgkFastImageView = SVGKFastImageView(SVGKImage: svgkImage)
svgkFastImageCanvasView.addSubview(svgkFastImageView)
resizeSubviewToFitSuperview(superview: svgkFastImageCanvasView, subview: svgkFastImageView)

let svgkLayeredImageView = SVGKLayeredImageView(SVGKImage: svgkImage)
svgkLayeredImageCanvasView.addSubview(svgkLayeredImageView)
resizeSubviewToFitSuperview(superview: svgkLayeredImageCanvasView, subview: svgkLayeredImageView)

The example project can be downloaded here: https://github.com/sebasbad/SVGKit-Swift-Demo/tree/feature/getting-started-with-SVGKit

The error is this

*** Assertion failure in +[SVGKPointsAndPathsParser readCoordinate:intoFloat:], /Users/XXX/ios/SVGKitSwiftTest/Pods/SVGKit/Source/Parsers/SVGKPointsAndPathsParser.m:322

The result is this: the SVGKFastImageView only shows part of the svg while the SVGKLayeredImageView doesn't show anything

The svg can be downloaded here: http://blackicemedia.com/presentations/2013-02-hires/img/awesome_tiger.svg

[adamgit]

What's the error, what were the data values, what should they have been, etc?

On 13 May 2016 12:48:24 pm sebasbad notifications@github.com wrote:

1. Installed pod:
   pod 'SVGKit', :git => 'https://github.com/SVGKit/SVGKit.git', :branch => '2.x'
2. Loaded svg
   let svgkImage = SVGKImage(named: "Ghostscript_Tiger");

*** Assertion failure in +[SVGKPointsAndPathsParser
readCoordinate:intoFloat:],
/Users/XXX/ios/SVGKitSwiftTest/Pods/SVGKit/Source/Parsers/SVGKPointsAndPathsParser.m:322

The svg can be downloaded here:
http://blackicemedia.com/presentations/2013-02-hires/img/awesome_tiger.svg

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[sebasbad]

Hi @adamgit , i've updated the issue comment. Do you need more info? Thnx

[adamgit]

When Xcode has an assertion failure, it will show you data on the screen saying what it expected, and what actually happened. You have to read this - Xcode is very badly written and when you copy/paste the output, taht information is missing :(.

(old versions of Xcode didnt have this bug, but Apple broke it about 3-4 years ago and hasn't fixed it)

[aronkool]

Today I also had this issue. It get caused because the parser does not parse the seperating comma's between values and than tries to parse something like ,1.43 and it's true that's not a valid float.

So I've made a fork and a pull-request to fix this issue: #519