[Carmelo Montanez]
Hi Folks:
Somehow the final copy of the test suite was not uploaded to either our
server at NIST or W3C. I uploaded a copy of the latest suite version
to the following link:
http://xw2k.sdct.itl.nist.gov/carmelo/formattingObjectsSuite123103.zip
I will make sure it is at the W
[Bernd Brandstetter]
in your GhostScript installation there should also exist a gswin32c.exe
which runs in console mode and therefore doesn't open a GUI window every
time.
And indeed there is. Boy, I feel stupid now. Thank you for the pointer.
regards,
finn
Hi,
in your GhostScript installation there should also exist a gswin32c.exe
which runs in console mode and therefore doesn't open a GUI window every
time.
Bye,
Bernd
On Saturday 03 January 2004 00:35, Finn Bock wrote:
> [Jeremias Maerki]
>
> I drive ghostscript with a bash script like this:
>
[Jeremias Maerki]
You may also want to check the mailing list archives. Especially Joerg
and I have discussed this a number of times. GhostScript paired with an
image differ would be my favourite approach.
Thanks for the tip about Ghostscript, I got it working and together with
the NIST suite it
Hi Folks:
Somehow the final copy of the test suite was not uploaded to either our
server at NIST or W3C. I uploaded a copy of the latest suite version
to the following link:
http://xw2k.sdct.itl.nist.gov/carmelo/formattingObjectsSuite123103.zip
I will make sure it is at the W3c and NIST server s
You may also want to check the mailing list archives. Especially Joerg
and I have discussed this a number of times. GhostScript paired with an
image differ would be my favourite approach.
On 25.12.2003 16:12:44 Finn Bock wrote:
> Another way of using the test suite could be to compare a binary ima
On Fri, 2003-12-26 at 05:29, Peter Kullmann wrote:
> J. Pietschmann wrote:
> >
> > John Austin wrote:
> > > RedHat 9.0 (my system anyhow) includes a command 'pdftopbm'
> > that will
> > > convert a PDF to multiple PBM (protable Bit Map) files that might be
> > > comparable.
> > ...
> > >It would
> Peter Kullmann wrote:
>
> As an alternative approach for c) one could create tests along
> the following lines: Suppose you want to test left margin
> properties of a block. For this a simple fo file is rendered as
> a bitmap. The bitmap will not be compared to a reference bitmap
> but some eleme
J. Pietschmann wrote:
>
> John Austin wrote:
> > RedHat 9.0 (my system anyhow) includes a command 'pdftopbm'
> that will
> > convert a PDF to multiple PBM (protable Bit Map) files that might be
> > comparable.
> ...
> >It would certainly help detect pixel-sized changes.
> > That might help regr
John Austin wrote:
RedHat 9.0 (my system anyhow) includes a command 'pdftopbm' that will
convert a PDF to multiple PBM (protable Bit Map) files that might be
comparable.
...
>It would certainly help detect pixel-sized changes.
That might help regression testing.
We need regression tests badly. Some
On Thu, 2003-12-25 at 11:42, Finn Bock wrote:
> Hi,
>
> After 'fixing' the master-reference issue in my copy of the NIST test
> suite, I ran the tests against 0.20.5 and 1.0dev and merged the result
> side by side into a single .pdf file.
>
> You can download the result (1Mb) here:
>
> htt
After 'fixing' the master-reference issue in my copy of the NIST test
suite, I ran the tests against 0.20.5 and 1.0dev and merged the result
side by side into a single .pdf file.
[John Austin]
Interesting technique.
What tool do you use to make the side-by-side comparison ?
This java program:
On Thu, 2003-12-25 at 11:42, Finn Bock wrote:
> Hi,
>
> After 'fixing' the master-reference issue in my copy of the NIST test
> suite, I ran the tests against 0.20.5 and 1.0dev and merged the result
> side by side into a single .pdf file.
Interesting technique.
What tool do you use to make the
Hi,
After 'fixing' the master-reference issue in my copy of the NIST test
suite, I ran the tests against 0.20.5 and 1.0dev and merged the result
side by side into a single .pdf file.
You can download the result (1Mb) here:
http://bckfnn-modules.sf.net/out-0.20.5-1.0.pdf
For some reason the
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