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Juraj Lonc commented on PDFBOX-2081:
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I have also tried to replace
{code}
graphics.setClip(getGraphicsState().getCurrentClippingPath());
{code}
by
{code}
Rectangle2D rc0=getGraphicsState().getCurrentClippingPath().getBounds2D();
Rectangle2D rc1=new Rectangle2D.Double(rc0.getMinX(), rc0.getMinY(),
rc0.getWidth()+1000, rc0.getHeight());
graphics.setClip(rc1);
{code}
so I made clipping area wider. This "helped" too - lines were rendered.
> Lines that exceeds clipping area are not drawn
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>
> Key: PDFBOX-2081
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PDFBOX-2081
> Project: PDFBox
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Rendering
> Affects Versions: 2.0.0
> Reporter: Juraj Lonc
> Attachments: Obyčajné zásielky.pdf, rendered_(missing_lines).png,
> rendered_(with_null_clipping).png
>
>
> PDF contains shapes that are partly on the paper and partly outside (shape
> overflows paper borders).
> Those shapes are not rendered to image.
> It is caused by clipping area.
> When I replace line in PDFDrawer.strokePath()
> {noformat}
> graphics.setClip(getGraphicsState().getCurrentClippingPath());
> {noformat}
> to
> {noformat}
> graphics.setClip(null);
> {noformat}
> then everything is rendered correctly.
> Possibly bug in Java?
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