I've updated the patches to not break the qt frontend, and I've run the complete test suite for all the backends. This time I've found a few differences.
bug188109.pdf - Page 60: now renders a border we didn't. Acroread renders the border too. att_klein_wired.f4.pdf - Page 29: we are now rendering a border in a link, acroread doesn't even open the file. bug-poppler30580.pdf - Contains several square annots without any border specified. We are now using the default border in this case, but acroread doesn't. It's because these annots have an XAP entry for the appearance stream. When square annots have an AP we ignore the border, and use the provided AP instead. Does anybody know what XAP is? Is it part of a PDF extension? Should we parse those entries the same way we do for AP? bug102145.pdf damino-oss-lang-de.pdf - URL links should have a border that we didn't render. links/817-6223.pdf - This is funny. It contains white links without any border, so now we are drawing the default border, that seems to be invisible in most of the cases, but in some cases it intersects with the link text, so that it looks like if the text was not correctly rendered. So, at a first glance it looks like a regression, but it's actually a buggy document. Acroread renders the same. White links sounds like a workaround for pdf viewers drawing borders in links by default (following the spec) There are a few files that didn't render anything where we now seem to draw borders at random places, but they don't even open in acroread so it's difficult to say. There are also several docs containing check and radio form field buttons that we are now render differently, and I would say worse, so I'll look at those. Apart from this the only actual regression I see is the square annots with an XAP entry of bug-poppler30580.pdf. -- Carlos Garcia Campos PGP key: http://pgp.mit.edu:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x523E6462
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