It appears to be the change in PDFStreamEngine. Interestingly ... PDFStreamEngine does not have a logged changed 761546 and 768122. However ... by the time we get to 768122 an additional parameter is in the constructor of TextPosition in the call to processTextPosition. In the current revision, it is line 457: (int)(fontSizeText * textMatrix.getXScale()),
Now, either I am not using SVN properly, or this was somehow introduced without a log of the change to the file being created. you see the line if you compare PDFStreamEngine.java versions 761546 and 768122. But if you just ask 768122 for its changes, that line is not highlighted. 768121 (which did not change this file) has the line in question. Ideas anybody? Daniel On Thu, Apr 30, 2009 at 11:58 AM, Daniel Wilson < williamstonconsult...@gmail.com> wrote: > OK, I've replicated it in my current version -- 770181. Same PDF "for > sorted test". > > 768122 -- failure > 767668 -- Pass > 768122 again -- failed again. > > Looks like it's in my commit. > > Working on resolution ... > > > > > > > On Thu, Apr 30, 2009 at 10:37 AM, Brian Carrier < > carr...@digital-evidence.org> wrote: > >> I did a few more random tests to narrow down when the issue was >> introduced. rev 767669 works. rev 769594 fails (that build is about half >> way in between 767669 and the current revision). So, the problem lies >> somewhere in the 5 commits between those. >> >> >> On Apr 30, 2009, at 10:11 AM, Brian Carrier wrote: >> >> Hello, >>> >>> The "testextract" regression test is failing on my system (w/no local >>> modifications) from an out of memory error. It seems to be dying on the >>> Garcia2004_thesis.pdf file. I don't have time this morning to track down >>> which recent checkin started this, but can those who have recently checked >>> stuff in let us know if they ran the "testextract" regression test before >>> they checked in and if it worked for them? >>> >>> BTW, was the autobuild system changed to run the "testextract" test after >>> each build? >>> >>> thanks, >>> brian >>> >> >> >
