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Subject:	Re: [geda-user] pcb: polygon "twin hole" bug - fixed
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Thanks everyone who has tested this and special thanks to Evan for the 
detailed bug description. The fact that changing the tool between the two 
holes made it very easy to find the bug: it was just one of the crosshair 
states not properly reset, so the second hole didn't start in the init 
step but in a mid-point-step.

Fixed in pcb-rnd r2308. Trivial one-line diff, should be applied to 
mainline. Anyone testing pcb-rnd, please let me know if poly holes 
break any other way.

Regards,

Igor2

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