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I recently found out about svglover, and it is a very useful library. I'm looking to use it in some of my projects and make a fork to help continue development. However, I noticed that it's licensed under the GPL v3 license, which requires projects that use the library to release their source code. I often release the source code of projects I work on, but there are some cases where I would rather keep my source code proprietary. Could you consider relicensing svglover under a more permissive license like the MIT license?

I apologize if this has been asked or addressed already, I didn't see anything about this on the repo.

Unfortunately they are nontrivial and I don't need them, so I am not going to bother. For anyone that does want to bother, one way to implement them may be love.graphics.arc and coordinate system scale manipulation... but that will probably wind up a basic implementation with noticeable issues. Another option is love.math.newBezierCurve. The spec, Mozilla developer tutorial or w3schools summary show how it is nontrivial. There is also a reference python implementation.

I tried to draw a svg created in Inkscape, but the shapes are always black. I think it's because Inkscape stores the fill color in the style attribute:

style="fill:#ff0000"

rather than:

fill="#ff0000"

Is it possible to add support for style in svglover? I had a look at the code but couldn't really figure out where to start.

Can this file be removed, or do you have plans for it in a future release?

I'm currently trying to work with the lib but there's no proper errors. I think my current error is because I'm drawing to a canvas, not directly to the screen.