When you render an annotation is not in scope for the spec - just *how* you
render them.
Leonard
On 2/16/18, 9:56 AM, "poppler on behalf of Tobias Deiminger"
wrote:
Hi Leonard!
> Are you talking about
Hi Leonard!
Are you talking about rendering them according to the spec or something
else?
I'm talking about rendering them according to spec, but "standalone". So
far Poppler can only render page-wise, it has no API to render a
specific annotation of interest. That's what I'm trying to add.
Are you talking about rendering them according to the spec or something else?
ISO 32000 is very clear that an annotation is rendered by simply drawing the
relevant appearance stream. As such, there isn't much to test.
Or are you doing something else?
Leonard
-Original Message-
From:
Hi Tobias,
> -maybe the pdfcomment TeX package? No idea how complete the standard is
> implemented there...
the pdfcomment package is not a bad option. I don't know about completeness,
but it does
implement a lot of things. It's documentation comes with an example file,
which I have
found
Hi folks!
Do you have PDF document(s) around that contain various types of
annotations, for the sake of unit testing? (already checked
git://git.freedesktop.org/git/poppler/test, no hit)
I'm asking because I'm working on a poppler patch and wanted to add unit
tests before submitting it on