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Larry Lynn updated PDFBOX-6149:
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Description:
We've encountered some text placement issues when creating a PDF using PDFBox
3.0.5 and the GoogleSansText.ttf font. We've done version bisection and
retested on the older PDFBox 2.0.x version and confirmed different PDF box
output using the same code and the same font. Therefore, we suspect a
regression introduced by the 2.x to 3.x major version bump.
Text placement of a footnote anchor is above main body text in 3.x. At first
glance, this looks like a superscript problem, but on closer examination, it
looks like the baseline string has expanded in width. Horizontal differences
between characters suggested a kerning problem to us. However, my colleague
Naga did some exploratory testing and loaded the font with PDTrueTypeFont()
instead of {color:#000000}PDType0Font{color}(). The problem did not reproduce
with PDTrueTypeFont, but that loader also does not support font sub-setting,
which is a killer feature for us. This led us to believe that a subsetting
regression might be in play.
Our internal continuous integration regression tests produce 100+ PDFs with
various combinations of different fonts. We detected no other changes when we
migrated from PDFBox 2.0.34 to 3.0.5. Therefore, I think that the discrepancy
is specific to the interaction of PDFBox 3.x with this particular font, rather
than any sort of general breakage.
I will provide sample code to demonstrate this issue, along with a protected
version of the font. I also have sample output which I will upload. I've
tested on the highest versions of the 3.x and 2.x branches to demonstrate a
difference.
I've uploaded a copy of the TTF for the problem font file inside of a password
protected zip archive. I've sent access info to open the password protected
zip archive via a private channel.
Thank you again for all your hard work on this awesome library.
was:
We've encountered some text placement issues when creating a PDF using PDFBox
3.0.5 and the GoogleSansText.ttf font. We've done version bisection and
retested on the older PDFBox 2.0.x version and confirmed different PDF box
output using the same code and the same font. Therefore, we suspect a
regression introduced by the 2.x to 3.x major version bump.
Text placement of a footnote anchor is above main body text in 3.x. At first
glance, this looks like a superscript problem, but on closer examination, it
looks like the baseline string has expanded in width. Horizontal differences
between characters suggested a kerning problem to us. However, my colleague
Naga did some exploratory testing and loaded the font with PDTrueTypeFont()
instead of {color:#000000}PDType0Font{color}(). The problem did not reproduce
with PDTrueTypeFont, however, that loader also does not support font
sub-setting, which is a killer feature for us. This led us to believe that a
subsetting regression might be in play.
Our internal continuous integration regression tests produce 100+ PDFs with
various combinations of different fonts. We detected no other changes when we
migrated from PDFBox 2.0.34 to 3.0.5. Therefore, I think that the discrepancy
is specific to the interaction of PDFBox 3.x with this particular font, rather
than any sort of general breakage.
I will provide sample code to demonstrate this issue, along with a protected
version of the font. I also have sample output which I will upload. I've
tested on the highest versions of the 3.x and 2.x branches to demonstrate a
difference.
I've uploaded a copy of the TTF for the problem font file inside of a password
protected zip archive. I've sent access info to open the password protected
zip archive via a private channel.
Thank you again for all your hard work on this awesome library.
> PDFBox makes PDF with different text placement 2.0.x vs. 3.0.x
> --------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: PDFBOX-6149
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PDFBOX-6149
> Project: PDFBox
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: FontBox, PDModel
> Affects Versions: 3.0.6 PDFBox
> Environment: PDFBox 3.0.6, PDFBox 2.0.35, Java 25, unix/Darwin,
> Redhat (Corretto)
> Reporter: Larry Lynn
> Priority: Major
> Attachments: GoogleSansText.ttf.zip, PdfSpacingTestUsingPdfBox.java,
> charspacing_currentcode-2.0.35.pdf, charspacing_currentcode-3.0.6.pdf,
> the-diff-enlarged.png, the-diff.pdf
>
>
> We've encountered some text placement issues when creating a PDF using PDFBox
> 3.0.5 and the GoogleSansText.ttf font. We've done version bisection and
> retested on the older PDFBox 2.0.x version and confirmed different PDF box
> output using the same code and the same font. Therefore, we suspect a
> regression introduced by the 2.x to 3.x major version bump.
>
> Text placement of a footnote anchor is above main body text in 3.x. At first
> glance, this looks like a superscript problem, but on closer examination, it
> looks like the baseline string has expanded in width. Horizontal differences
> between characters suggested a kerning problem to us. However, my colleague
> Naga did some exploratory testing and loaded the font with PDTrueTypeFont()
> instead of {color:#000000}PDType0Font{color}(). The problem did not
> reproduce with PDTrueTypeFont, but that loader also does not support font
> sub-setting, which is a killer feature for us. This led us to believe that a
> subsetting regression might be in play.
>
> Our internal continuous integration regression tests produce 100+ PDFs with
> various combinations of different fonts. We detected no other changes when
> we migrated from PDFBox 2.0.34 to 3.0.5. Therefore, I think that the
> discrepancy is specific to the interaction of PDFBox 3.x with this particular
> font, rather than any sort of general breakage.
>
> I will provide sample code to demonstrate this issue, along with a protected
> version of the font. I also have sample output which I will upload. I've
> tested on the highest versions of the 3.x and 2.x branches to demonstrate a
> difference.
>
> I've uploaded a copy of the TTF for the problem font file inside of a
> password protected zip archive. I've sent access info to open the password
> protected zip archive via a private channel.
>
> Thank you again for all your hard work on this awesome library.
>
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