A path with consecutive "M" commands is a valid path. If you made this rule then normalized path would render differently from the original. Section 8.4.1 of SVG2 says: - If markers are specified, then a marker is drawn on every applicable vertex, even if the given vertex is the end point of a zero-length path segment and even if "moveto" commands follow each other. In addition, an "M" followed by a "Z" is also a valid path. Paul On 2 November 2015 at 12:41, Jarek Foksa <jarek@boxy-svg.com> wrote: > > It already says this, yes? > > http://www.w3.org/TR/svg-paths/#InterfaceSVGPathDataSettings > > > The spec only states that the normalized path data must consist from “M”, > “L”, “C” and “Z” segs. The normalized path might still contain redundant > data such as multiple subsequent "M" segs. The current definition also > allows for the normalized subpaths to start with either implicit or > explicit “M” seg. >
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