It could be a flaw in the PDFTextPainter. If you provide a sample SVG
file I can verify that. You don't say if you're converting through the
PDFTranscoder or via XSL-FO. If you go via XSL-FO you can set:
<xml-handler namespace="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg";>
<stroke-text>true</stroke-text>
</xml-handler>
...as a direct child of the "renderer" element for the PDF renderer in
the configuration file.
The PDFTranscoder currently doesn't support disabling the PDFTextPainter.
Note: The above is only tested on the latest FOP Trunk. I can't
guarantee without verifying if 0.91beta behaves the same way.
On 06.04.2006 15:27:58 Mathieu Leplatre wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I use fop to convert SVG files to PDF.
>
> My SVG contains UTF8 strings in arabic (direction right to left).
> Encoding and such characters are supported but the words are misplaced
> (it looks like the origin (x,y) is placed at ( x + lenght, y ).
>
> Here is an example to figure it out :
> http://leplatre.free.fr/pub/examplearabic.png
>
> Is it a known bug ? I didn't see anything about this in 0.92 change log...
>
> Does someone know a trick for this ?
>
> Thank you very much
Jeremias Maerki
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