SVGLoader Path decoding Bug & Fix

[ghost]

SVGLoader bug: parseFloats() ~ line 893

When a command in d has an exponent Eg: "15 -1.1368683772161603e-13"
It gets decoded by the first parseFloats() regex as:
[ "15", "-1.1368683772161603e", "-13"] and not
[ "15", "-1.1368683772161603e-13"]

Which leads to the second arg being set to -1.13... instead of something closer to 0.

FIX: I've changed the line
var array = string.split( /[\s,]+|(?=\s?[+-])/ );
to
var array = string.split( /[\s,]+|(?=\s?(?<![eE])[+-])/ )

Which adds a lookback to [+-] and won't match if either is preceeded by 'e|E'.

It seems to work for me.

[Mugen87]

Um, it seems you are not using the latest version of SVGLoader. This code was refactored with r126, see #21195.