On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 10:55:20AM -0600, Ryan Gardner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > In looking for an argument to pass a default background color, I came > across this line in the latest 2008-03-24-2356 version: > [...]
Fixed. Thanks! > I also noticed that if I do: > > pdf2swf -T9 -s filename.pdf > > it prompts me: > > "Please specify an input file" That's to be expected. The -s option requires an argument, which, in this case, is "filename.pdf" (which is a parameter (filename.pdf=1) which will be propagated to (and ignored by) all parsers and rendering devices throughout the code). So you don't have any input file in the above command. > but not if i do: > > pdf2swf -s -T9 filename.pdf In this case, you're setting the parameter "-T9=1". This, too, will be ignored. What would you have expected the parameterless -s option to do? > How hard would it be to set a flag that we could specify to pdf2swf > that would tell it to not output rendered versions of form fields? I don't know much yet about form fields- especially how they are specified in the PDF file. Until I found time to look into this, I guess you'll have to dig into the xpdf code yourself. (I noticed that xpdf *does* specify a function "drawForm", but if you disable that, the forms will still be rendered, so this seems to be something else) Greetings Matthias
