Gradient fill causes crash.

[ReubenM]

The readme said gradients should be supported, so I figured I should post error caused by gradient fill.

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "canvas.py", line 427, in
ink.affect()
File "/usr/share/inkscape/extensions/inkex.py", line 207, in affect
self.effect()
File "canvas.py", line 423, in effect
self.drawG(ctx, svg)
File "canvas.py", line 410, in drawG
getattr(self, method)(ctx, child)
File "canvas.py", line 410, in drawG
getattr(self, method)(ctx, child)
File "canvas.py", line 369, in drawPath
self.drawAbstractShape(ctx, node, self.drawPathHelper, [ctx, path])
File "canvas.py", line 230, in drawAbstractShape
self.setStyle(ctx, node)
File "canvas.py", line 223, in setStyle
getattr(ctx, method)(style[key])
File "canvas.py", line 133, in setFill
self.write("%s.fillStyle = %s;" % (self.obj, self.fillHelper(value, a)))
File "canvas.py", line 122, in fillHelper
return self.getGradient(rgb[5:-1])
AttributeError: Canvas instance has no attribute 'getGradient'

[hacktoon]

Sorry about that. I'll fix it later.

[ReubenM]

No reason to apologize. :D I think this some great stuff you're doing.

[CMiksche]

@hacktoon

After working with some SVGs, this error seems to be open. It's more than 8 years since this error was opened - can you give a little update on the current status?

Maybe someone would like to contribute to this error / feature ...

(I would be happy if i could use that functionality ...)

[hacktoon]

I'm sorry. I'm too busy to work on this project right now.

[camouflagedcontribution]

Seems to be the only open issue in an extraordinarily stable utility. Tried a bunch of different shapes and gradients successfully with win 10 + inkscape 0.92 portable edition. Anybody got steps to reproduce these errors?