Hi Paul.
Paul Carr:
> There is a scaling issue in batik (which you're probably
> aware of). If you use an SVG editor( I used inkscape) to create a bog
> standard A4 portrait doc with an "X" exactly placed in each corner,
> save as plain SVG, open with batik, the resulting image is scaled
> slightly smaller than the original, which results in printing wrongly.
> The only "X" which is in the correct place is the one at the top left.
> The bottom X's have moved up, and the right X's have moved to the left.
>
> This problem is illustrated nicely on Christians page here :
> http://www.linuxrising.org/svg_test/test.html
> It looks like a rounding issue when converting between pixels/mm /dpi
> (just a guess)
Is this a problem when using the rasterizer? I could not reproduce the
problem within Squiggle, but if using the rasterizer from the 1.6
release without specifing the -area option, I get this problem. For
example, with color-prop-01-b.svg, running
batik-rasterizer color-prop-01-b.svg -d c.png -m image/png \
-w 480 -h 360
results in a 480x360 image but it covers about 550x400 of user space.
This seems to have been fixed in the Subversion repository already,
though.
Cameron
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