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I just recognized a big bug. Could someone please confirm or give me a hint?

When Cutting a shape with another Shape and repasting the shape back, so both shapes lie beside each other, then a small space between the shapes still exists.

I expected no space between the shapes. This is catastrophic if you paint the shapes in another program and you see the small space between them!

Could someone confirm this behavior?

kind regards

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As DA01 said... You can also just adjust the position of the pasted shape. Not catastrophic at all. – PhiLho Dec 20 '12 at 15:28
Thanks a lot to all... – user1344545 Dec 21 '12 at 15:10
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When you zoom in, does the space also widen? If not, it's probably not a real gap, but simply an artifact of the imperfect rendering of coincident edges in vector graphics. – Ilmari Karonen Feb 7 at 21:48

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Could you provide a step-by-step process? Normally pasting does not preserve the objects location on the pasteboard...so there's a natural shift. What I often do is duplicate the 'cutting' shape and cut with that, leaving the original shape in the exact same position.

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