I do not have Adobe Reader installed on anything. Yeah, I probably
should just to have a basis for function comparison ...
On Windows 10 I tried SumatraPDF, Firefox 132 and Microsoft Edge. None
of them displayed the water areas as blue.
On Linux I ran the PDF file through ImageMagick to convert it to a JPG.
Still no blue, but it is a light shade of purple now. Firefox and
Vivaldi display it the same as Okular. Xpdf displays water as a very
light blue.
I even tried LibreOffice Draw. It opened the file after about 2
minutes. Area boundaries were completely wrong, way outside the walls
of the cave.
In the thconfig file I have this line in the layout section:
symbol-color area water [0 0 100]
I also have an include file with many custom symbols. Among the
MetaPost snippets is this:
# Color water areas solid blue
def a_water (expr p) =
T:=identity;
thfill p withcolor (0.1, 0.2, 0.8);
enddef;
which appears to have no effect. I commented it out and recompiled the
map. No change in what the water looks like.
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Bill Gee
On 11/15/24 10:40, Martin Sluka via Therion wrote:
14. 11. 2024 v 23:32, Bill Gee <[email protected]>:
I have SumatraPDF on a virtual Windows 10 machine. It also does not
show water as blue.
What about Adobe Reader on this Windows 10?
M.
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