Fix inconsistent malformed-transform handling (with strict=True opt-in) - #250
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In `@svgpathtools/parser.py`:
- Around line 21-26: Update _check_num_parsed_values and its callers so
argument-count ValueError messages include the original transform_substr
alongside the parsed values. Preserve the existing validation behavior and add
assertions covering the resulting error messages, including
parse_transform('rotate(1, 2)').
- Line 43: Update the transform dispatch logic in the parser to normalize
type_str and compare it by exact equality in every branch, including matrix,
translate, scale, rotate, skewX, and skewY. Preserve valid SVG transform
handling while ensuring names such as notmatrix are rejected with ValueError.
- Line 38: Update _parse_transform_substr() to validate each converted numeric
token with a finite-value check, rejecting NaN and positive or negative infinity
in both strict and non-strict modes while preserving existing valid-number
parsing. Add regression coverage for non-finite values in transform arguments,
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- Line 95: Change the parse_transform function’s strict parameter default to
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Make strict parsing the default.
Line 95 reverses the PR contract. parse_transform('bogus(5)') now warns and returns identity, but invalid syntax must raise ValueError by default. Set the default to strict=True, and update lenient tests and callers to pass strict=False explicitly.
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In `@svgpathtools/parser.py` at line 95, Change the parse_transform function’s
strict parameter default to True so invalid transform syntax raises ValueError
by default; update lenient tests and callers to pass strict=False explicitly
where identity-with-warning behavior is intended.
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103-105: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winValidate the input type before the empty-value check.
parse_transform(0)andparse_transform(False)return an identity matrix because the falsey-value check runs first. Return the identity matrix only forNoneand''; raiseTypeErrorfor other non-string values.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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39-39: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winReject empty comma-separated arguments.
_parse_transform_substrconvertstranslate(1,,2)andtranslate(1,)into valid value lists.parse_transform(..., strict=True)then applies them without raisingValueError, and lenient mode emits no warning. Validate comma separators before converting them to spaces. SVGcomma-wsprequires a number after each separator.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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108-108: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winValidate separators between transform functions.
The SVGMobile grammar requires
comma-wsp+between transform functions.parse_transform(..., strict=True)splits only at)and can accepttranslate(1)scale(2)without that separator. Validate the text between functions and reject input that lacks validcomma-wsp+.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@svgpathtools/parser.py`:
- Around line 103-105: Update parse_transform to validate that transform_str is
a string before checking for an empty value; return the identity matrix only
when transform_str is None or '', and raise TypeError for other non-string
inputs such as 0 or False.
- Line 39: Update _parse_transform_substr to validate comma separators before
replacing commas with spaces, rejecting empty comma-separated arguments such as
translate(1,,2) and translate(1,). Ensure strict parsing raises ValueError and
lenient parsing emits its existing warning behavior, while preserving valid
whitespace-separated and comma-wsp inputs.
- Line 108: Update parse_transform in strict mode to validate the text between
transform functions after splitting on ")" and reject adjacent functions such as
translate(1)scale(2) when the separator is not valid comma-wsp+. Preserve
acceptance of properly separated transform functions and existing non-strict
behavior.
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118-121: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPreserve stray closing parentheses in error messages.
parse_transform('rotate(30))', strict=True)splits the extra)into an empty substring. It then raises an error for'', not for the offending). The lenient warning has the same problem. Detect empty segments created by an extra closing parenthesis and report the delimiter or the original malformed substring. Add an error-message assertion for this case.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@svgpathtools/parser.py`:
- Line 45: Update the transform parsing logic around type_str.strip so strict
mode rejects leading commas and consecutive commas, while allowing a single
comma only after a previously parsed transform; track whether a prior transform
exists and add strict-mode regression tests for “,translate(1)” and
“translate(1),,rotate(30)”.
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In `@svgpathtools/parser.py`:
- Around line 118-121: Update parse_transform’s transform_substrs handling so an
extra closing parenthesis such as in rotate(30)) is preserved in strict errors
and lenient warnings instead of being reported as an empty substring. Ensure the
diagnostic includes the offending delimiter or original malformed substring, and
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| values = list(map(float, filter(None, value_str.split(' ')))) | ||
| # Any leading commas/whitespace are the separator from the preceding | ||
| # transform in the list, e.g. 'translate(1), rotate(30)'. | ||
| type_str = type_str.strip(', \t\n\r') |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reject commas that are not valid transform separators.
Line 45 accepts ,translate(1) and translate(1),,rotate(30) in strict mode. Neither comma separates two transforms. Track whether a previous transform exists, and allow at most one comma only after that transform. Add strict-mode regression tests for both inputs.
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In `@svgpathtools/parser.py` at line 45, Update the transform parsing logic around
type_str.strip so strict mode rejects leading commas and consecutive commas,
while allowing a single comma only after a previously parsed transform; track
whether a prior transform exists and add strict-mode regression tests for
“,translate(1)” and “translate(1),,rotate(30)”.
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101-101: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winInclude
transform_substrin unknown-transform errors.In strict mode,
parse_transform('bogus(5)', strict=True)raisesUnknown SVG transform type: bogusand omits the offendingbogus(5)substring. Includetransform_substrso callers can identify the invalid segment in a transform list. Add a strict-mode assertion for an unknown transform name.Proposed fix
- raise ValueError('Unknown SVG transform type: {0}'.format(type_str)) + raise ValueError( + 'Unknown SVG transform type in {0!r}: {1}'.format( + transform_substr, type_str))🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@svgpathtools/parser.py`:
- Line 101: Update the unknown-transform error in parse_transform to include
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the complete invalid segment; add a strict-mode assertion covering an unknown
transform name such as bogus.
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_parse_transform_substr raised a bare ValueError when a transform substring had
non-numeric values (float('x')) or the wrong number of parentheses (the
type(...) split). parse_transform already warns and returns the identity matrix
for an unknown transform type or a wrong argument count, so handle these the
same way instead of raising.
parse_transform's error policy for invalid syntax was mixed, by accident rather than design: unknown transform types and wrong argument counts warned and degraded to identity, while non-numeric values and malformed parentheses raised bare errors from float() and tuple unpacking, and anything after the last ')' was silently discarded. By default all invalid substrings now warn and contribute an identity matrix, with valid substrings still applied -- the behavior proposed in PR #247, and no change for input that already parsed. For callers who prefer errors, parse_transform(s, strict=True) raises a ValueError whose message identifies the offending substring. Also split values on any whitespace (tabs, newlines) rather than only spaces, as the SVG spec allows. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Uses typing.Optional/Sequence so annotations work on all supported Python versions (3.8+) with no new dependencies. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Match transform type names exactly (after stripping leading comma-wsp separators) instead of by substring, so e.g. 'notmatrix(...)' is rejected as an unknown type rather than parsed as a matrix. - Reject non-finite values (nan/inf), which float() accepts but the SVG number grammar does not. - Check input type before the empty-value check in parse_transform, so non-string falsy values (0, False, []) raise TypeError instead of returning identity; None and '' still yield identity. - Include the offending transform substring in wrong-argument-count error messages. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Per review: a trailing list-separator comma (e.g. 'translate(5),') was silently accepted on master but treated as trailing garbage by the new validation; strip separator characters from the trailing element before complaining. Also special-case 'none' (valid SVG 2 / CSS transform syntax meaning no transform) to return identity silently instead of warning during document loading. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DK6H8ZpETgPYwzQqM5n833
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Reformat the module docstring (D205/D209/D213/D404/D415) and add the missing parse_path docstring (D103). Verified with a local pydocstyle run over the whole file. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DK6H8ZpETgPYwzQqM5n833
Add a strict_transform_parsing=False kwarg (always in last position,
so existing positional calls are unaffected) to Document,
Document.from_svg_string, SaxDocument, flattened_paths, and
flattened_paths_from_group, threaded through to
parse_transform(strict=...).
Also tag the lenient-path warnings with a new SVGSyntaxWarning
category (a UserWarning subclass, so existing filters, assertWarns,
and except clauses are unaffected), exported from the package root
along with parse_transform. This gives downstream code a stable,
targeted knob: warnings.simplefilter('error', SVGSyntaxWarning)
escalates exactly these warnings, without message-regex matching or
blanket UserWarning filters.
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Tokens are now validated with a regex for the SVG number grammar
before conversion, instead of relying on float() -- which also accepts
non-SVG forms like '1_0' (underscore separators) and non-ASCII digits.
The non-finite check remains for grammar-valid overflow ('1e999').
Also per review: document strict_transform_parsing in the
flattened_paths/flattened_paths_from_group docstrings, clarify in the
Document docstring that strict errors surface lazily when paths() is
called, add a SaxDocument strict-mode test, and exercise the
top-level parse_transform export in tests.
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Passing a filename to iterparse leaves the file handle open until the iterator is exhausted or garbage-collected. If parsing raises (strict transform parsing, or a plain XML ParseError -- a leak that predates this branch), the exception traceback keeps the iterator alive and the file stays locked on Windows, which broke the new SaxDocument strict test's tempfile cleanup in windows-2025 CI. Open the file in a with block and hand iterparse the file object instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DK6H8ZpETgPYwzQqM5n833
The Element import in parser.py exists only for type annotations (no XML is parsed there), so move it behind typing.TYPE_CHECKING to satisfy stdlib-XML security linters without changing behavior. Pin pydocstyle to the pep257 convention in setup.cfg so style checkers stop demanding contradictory docstring formats (D212 vs D213, numpy-style section underlines on Google-style sections). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DK6H8ZpETgPYwzQqM5n833
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Minor bump for the new public API (strict_transform_parsing kwarg, SVGSyntaxWarning, top-level parse_transform export) and the transform-parsing behavior changes in this branch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DK6H8ZpETgPYwzQqM5n833
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Builds on #247 (branched off it, so it includes @eeshsaxena's guards and test cases) and resolves the same inconsistency, adding a strict mode for callers who want errors.
parse_transform's error policy for invalid syntax was mixed, by accident rather than design:could not convert string to float: 'x',not enough values to unpack);)(e.g. a straymatrixwith no parens) was silently discarded.Default behavior: all invalid substrings now warn and contribute an identity matrix, while valid substrings still apply — e.g.
translate(10 20) matrix(1 x 3 4 5 6)yields the translation and warns about the malformed matrix. The previously-lenient cases stay lenient, and valid input parses identically, with two deliberate exceptions where master applied input it should not have:notmatrix(1 0 0 1 0 0)— which master applied as a matrix via substring matching — degrades to identity with a warning;translate(nan),scale(1 inf)), which Python'sfloat()accepts but the SVG number grammar does not, degrade to identity with a warning instead of applying.Both change results (not just warnings) for those inputs; anyone relying on them was depending on parser bugs. Additionally, non-string falsy arguments (
0,False,[]) now raiseTypeErrorinstead of returning identity, and previously-discarded trailing garbage now warns. Trailing list-separator commas (translate(5),) andtransform="none"(valid SVG 2 / CSS syntax) remain silently accepted.Opt-in strictness:
parse_transform(s, strict=True)raises aValueErrorwhose message identifies the offending substring, for any invalid syntax — including the previously-silent trailing-garbage case. Strictness is exposed through the loading API as astrict_transform_parsing=Falsekwarg (always in last position, so positional callers are unaffected) onDocument,Document.from_svg_string,SaxDocument,flattened_paths, andflattened_paths_from_group. The kwarg is deliberately named narrowly: it governs transform-attribute parsing only, not other warnings emitted during loading.SVGSyntaxWarning: the lenient-path warnings now carry a dedicated category (aUserWarningsubclass, so every existing filter,assertWarns, andexcept UserWarningcontinues to work unchanged), exported from the package root along withparse_transform. Downstream projects get a stable, targeted knob —warnings.simplefilter('error', SVGSyntaxWarning)escalates exactly these warnings (including through code paths that don't expose the kwarg), and filtering no longer requires message-regex matching or blanketUserWarningsuppression.Also fixes value tokenization to split on any whitespace rather than only spaces:
matrix(1, 2,\n3 4\t5 6)is valid SVG but previously raised because'4\t5'failsfloat().Tests cover both modes across twelve malformed variants, separator/whitespace handling, the type-error and silent-identity cases, the warning category (including that a
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