Re: Cell border rendering error (thicker) with number-column-spanned

2012-11-03 Thread Luis Bernardo


First, I understand why this issue is annoying. When I open the document 
Adobe defaults in my monitor to a 170% zoom and the problem is clearly 
visible. Incidentally the problem is not visible at 100%.


But I looked at the document and can guarantee that the problem is with 
Adobe Reader. The thickness of the segments are always the same. In FOP 
0.20.5 the cell that spans three columns is drawn with 4 segments. In 
FOP 1.0 the cell is drawn with 8 segments. Maybe due to some rounding 
error Adobe is drawing the middle segments at a different thickness for 
some magnification values, but in the PDF the thickness is always the same.


I suggest you change your table layout. Maybe by nesting tables you can 
achieve the same visual output without needing to use spanning across 
columns...


On 11/2/12 1:55 PM, reevev wrote:

Hi,

Thanks for your reply.  While I can confirm that disabling Enhance thin
lines corrects the display it doesn't solve the issue that the same
templates rendered correctly even with this option enabled when we use
0.20.5 to generate the pdf.

Our issue is that Enhance thin lines is turned on by default and for most
users they will end up seeing a poor looking PDF now that we've started
using Fop 1.0, vs. a correct looking PDF prior to the upgrade, so from the
end user's perspective this is broken.  Is there any way we can have the
same sort of rendering used in 0.20.5 for table borders?

Thanks,

Reeve.



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Re: Cell border rendering error (thicker) with number-column-spanned

2012-11-03 Thread reevev
Hi,

The problem exists with other PDF viewers as well. I've tried foxit reader
and it has the same issues.

We are looking at re-writing templates not to use spanned columns where
possible, and for other cases where this is not possible we will have to
fall back to fop 0.20.5 which works as expected.

This is  definitely a fop isuse and not an Adobe Reader issue.  The fact
that we have a template transformed to pdf in fop 0.20.5 which renders
correctly in both Adobe Reader and Foxit Reader, yet when transformed with
fop 1.0 it renders incorrectly in both Adobe Reader and Foxit Reader points
to a fop issue.  The only part of the equation that has changed is replacing
fop 0.20.5 with fop 1.0.

We'll just treat it as a bug and if we get time to look into the source
ourselves we will do so, otherwise will have to be mindful of the issue
going forward.

Thanks,

Reeve.



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Re: Cell border rendering error (thicker) with number-column-spanned

2012-11-03 Thread reevev
Hi,

Thanks for providing the sample.  I agree that this illustrates that the
various PDF viewers are not doing the right thing with the line thickness
and I'm not disagreeing with this point.  However the fact remains that fop
0.20.5 output the borders in a method that the PDF viewers displayed
correctly and newer versions of fop don't produce the desired output.

By changing to fop 1.0 (or 1.1) we now are seeing output that isn't rendered
correctly in the industry standard PDF viewer, as well as other common PDF
viewers, and this is why I say the bug is with FOP.  It may be technically
correct output, but if it isn't displayed correctly anywhere it is besides
the point.

Is there somewhere I can find out more on why the border rendering was
changed?  I'm guessing there was a reason it was changed.  If I wanted to
change the source so it rendered the old way it would probably create
different issues that I'm not aware of.

Thanks,

Reeve.



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