SVG String Bug

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I am pretty sure this is a Mathematica ExportString [ , “SVG”] bug.

x^2+y^2<1 fails

x^2+y^2>1 works!

The graphic code is from Bostok, pretty sure that is working, maybe needs a bit alteration for Mathematica?

There is a nagging Syntax error, which I do not have the expertise to track.

If someone could figure out the bug then I can send to techsupprot @ wolfram.

Dara

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Both seem to work fine for me. Are you perhaps referring to the red error message that says
“SyntaxError: Unterminated template literal”
??

That’s just a separate cell that can be deleted.

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<1 fails for me in Observable Notebook, works in Mathematica

4

It looks like the string being returned is too long and it’s getting cut off.

5

It failed on my iPhone but works on my Macbook Pro - here’s what it looks like there:

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6

It fails on FireFox and Safari on my iMac!

This is bizarre!

D

7

Thanx, could you tell me in which part of the code what quota I need to increase?

Appreciate the help

D

8

I think you’d need to change the output limit for the Wolfram Cloud function.

9

Thanx, I will suggest that to their engineering and see what they say and will report back

D

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I am getting this Observable error

text = SyntaxError: JSON.parse: unterminated string at line 1 column 7077889 of the JSON data

from
text = (await fetch(url1)).json()

Why it works on your machine and not on my mine?

Dara

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Also to inform you all that Dashed boundaries with different Colors did not work with Mathematica’s ExportString [ ] and I am sure there is a way to solve that, and I am going to write to techsupport about.

Seemingly if I Export from the grammar and then APIFunction on the Wolfram Cloud there are differences to the output String than if directly Export from my desktop into a file.

This we have seen many times and always found a workaround.

It is a flaw which Wolfram over the years has done a good job addressing but still some leftovers here and there.

Dara

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Dear Mark

Several of our programmers test this notebook on their machines in USA and some were working and some failed.

There is a discrepancy between Observable notebooks perhaps? Wolfram Cloud spews the same for all of them.

Possibly our friend j-F1 mentioned that some String is too long and truncated.

I cannot call the techsupport at wolfram for a ticket, I cannot establish Mathematica as the culprit.

Dara

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Well, you can take Observable out of the picture easily enough by just opening the URL in a web browser. If the resulting string is not a complete SVG, then you’ve got your culprit.

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Damn that was easy.

I will post a ticket at Wolfram techsupport an report back