This is a weird one and I just ran into it this morning. It
was hard to pin down exactly what was causing it... if I can get
someone else to reproduce this, I'll file it as an official bug.
I have a directory of HTML files given to me by another person
who does little "slideshows" of real-estate and other stuff. There are
97 .html files linking to 121 separate .jpg files.
The top-level page has 4 links to the 4 "albums" in the doc.
Each album has about 23 separate html pages in it. Each page has a
310x225 image and some little navigation jpegs below it '<< < [] > >>'
basically (beginning, previous, home, next, last). So far so good...
When I pluck this document with a maxdepth=30 maxwidth=300,
maxdepth gets cut off at about 20, and only the first two albums are
shown with usable links (albums 3 and 4 are "offsite", not fetched by
Plucker).
If I remove --maxwidth=300, the document contains all of the
target links at the proper depth (though the right-side of the images
are cut off because they are 310px wide).
I confirmed this with 16bpp, 8bpp, and below. I can also
confirm this by setting maxdepth=100 or higher, which _should_ get all
of the links in this relatively-small tree.
I also tried --depth-first, which didn't help either.
What the heck is going on here?
David A. Desrosiers
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http://gnu-designs.com
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