Export SVG with no decimal precision

[Revolution]

I cannot find the option for choosing the decimal precision. In Inkscape, you could set the amount of significant digits to 5, for intance, this resulted in the shapes' coordinates looking like this:

5 significant digits:

1.2345
12.345
123.45
1234.5

3 significant digits:
1.23
12.3
123

My whole web application is based around SVG (dragging around on a big SVG map,) so it will probably see a size reduction of at least 25% solely from dropping the three decimals in all coordinate numbers

 

I know you can just do a regex find in an editor and search for 

\.\d\d\d

and just delete all occurrences, but that gets tedious to do manually every time I want to export svg

[Callum]

Hi Revolution,

As far as I'm aware there is no way to change the decimal precision of SVG exports.

Thanks

C

[firstdefence]

Is this purely for Affinity Designer and any precision does not transfer with the file to any exported format?

[R C-R]

3 hours ago, firstdefence said:

Is this purely for Affinity Designer and any precision does not transfer with the file to any exported format?

As I understand it, "Decimal Places for Unit Types" (in both apps) applies only to the display of each unit type in the UI, but internally everything is always done at the maximum precision of the app, which (because internally it is binary rather than decimal based) is somewhat greater than 6 decimal places.