PrintTextLocations brings different locations when there is a (smaller)
cropBox. This can be seen with the digitalcorpora file 011939.pdf,
where the cropbox has x and y = 9.
BT
/F3 1 Tf
10 0 0 10 280.0398 724.3551 Tm
0 0 0 0.7 k
(RESEARCH) Tj
ET
1.8:
String[271.0398,40.644897 fs=1.0 xscale=10.0 height=6.2 space=2.3200002
width=4.6400146]R
String[275.6798,40.644897 fs=1.0 xscale=10.0 height=6.2 space=2.3200002
width=3.7000122]E
String[279.37982,40.644897 fs=1.0 xscale=10.0 height=6.2 space=2.3200002
width=4.6400146]S
String[284.01984,40.644897 fs=1.0 xscale=10.0 height=6.2 space=2.3200002
width=3.7000122]E
String[287.71985,40.644897 fs=1.0 xscale=10.0 height=6.2 space=2.3200002
width=4.6400146]A
String[292.35986,40.644897 fs=1.0 xscale=10.0 height=6.2 space=2.3200002
width=4.6400146]R
String[296.99988,40.644897 fs=1.0 xscale=10.0 height=6.2 space=2.3200002
width=4.6400146]C
String[301.6399,40.644897 fs=1.0 xscale=10.0 height=6.2 space=2.3200002
width=4.6400146]H
2.0:
String[280.0398,31.644897 fs=1.0 xscale=10.0 height=6.2 space=2.3200002
width=4.6400146]R
String[284.6798,31.644897 fs=1.0 xscale=10.0 height=6.2 space=2.3200002
width=3.7000122]E
String[288.37982,31.644897 fs=1.0 xscale=10.0 height=6.2 space=2.3200002
width=4.6400146]S
String[293.01984,31.644897 fs=1.0 xscale=10.0 height=6.2 space=2.3200002
width=3.7000122]E
String[296.71985,31.644897 fs=1.0 xscale=10.0 height=6.2 space=2.3200002
width=4.6400146]A
String[301.35986,31.644897 fs=1.0 xscale=10.0 height=6.2 space=2.3200002
width=4.6400146]R
String[305.99988,31.644897 fs=1.0 xscale=10.0 height=6.2 space=2.3200002
width=4.6400146]C
String[310.6399,31.644897 fs=1.0 xscale=10.0 height=6.2 space=2.3200002
width=4.6400146]H
but is this correct? One could argue that the coordinates shown in 2.0
are "absolute" coordinates, while the ones from 1.8 are relative (to a
rendering). If 2.0 is kept as it is now, a snall change must be done in
DrawPrintTextLocations.
g2d.translate(-cropBox.getLowerLeftX(), cropBox.getLowerLeftY());
Tilman
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