Closed gerald1248 closed 5 years ago
Now this gets interesting... to make sure that we are all on the same page (deck?), I added all my test files to this gist.
My findings so far:
Possible solutions: a. do not inline svgs a.1 caveat 1: a2sketch needs another parameter specifying the font file to use. a.2 caveat 2: one cannot style svgs with css. b. increase memory limit for chrome (Until now, I couldn't find one similar report about such svg issues anywhere)
solution a) seems more promising, but has some drawbacks... perhaps someone else finds some hints for solution b), too?!
I just found out, that there might be a problem wit duplicate ids in the generated html: every a2sketch image has id for nearly every g, text, ... element, for example "id=Pointer". When changing this id to "id=Pointer1" and reference it in the line part of the svg, the arrow suddenly gets plotted.
So, solution b) is not an option, I thing... but there is another possible solution: c. a2sketch converts ids of svg elements in unique ids (somehow)
Yes the IDs are the most likely reason this is happening (and also why the arrows in particular seem to be affected). It's great news too, because a low, hard limit on SVG paths would be a much harder nut to crack...
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I just found out, that there might be a problem wit duplicate ids in the generated html: every a2sketch image has id for nearly every g, text, ... element, for example "id=Pointer". When changing this id to "id=Pointer1" and reference it in the line part of the svg, the arrow suddenly gets plotted.
So, solution b) is not an option, I thing... but there is another possible solution: c. a2sketch converts ids of svg elements in unique ids (somehow)
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Please give a2sketch:0.12
a try...
YES it works perfectly, thanks! Pointer-pqup7rit43
was just the way to fix it.
Snap: the new id-rewrite mechanism in 0:12
works when including different svgs, but it still results in same ids when including the exactly same graphics again and again (like in your showcase).
how likely is it to include the same graphics multiple times?
Never - that's an edge case you shouldn't have to support :)
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Snap: the new id-rewrite mechanism in 0:12 works when including different svgs, but it still results in same ids when including the exactly same graphics again and again (like in your showcase).
how likely is it to include the same graphics multiple times?
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The number of lines in a2sketch drawings seems to hit a limit in Chrome and thus the PDF output. (See sample
slides.md
at end.)If the issue is the number of SVG nodes permitted in a single document - could the number of lines be configurable? If the precision value is increased, one or two lines for each edge might be enough for some drawings? If that's not possible - much though I prefer SVG, a PNG output might solve the problem?
I'm not sure BTW that this issue is about the number of nodes. I just know it's reproducible and means my decks only work in Firefox at the moment - and not in PDF.
In the following file, the fourth a2sketch drawing is the first that lacks arrow tips (although they are of course present in the rendered image).
Apologies for overlong sample document...
title: mytitle pdf: myfile.pdf slideNumber: true controls: false transition: slide backgroundTransition: fade
A2SKETCH
A2SKETCH 2nd
A2SKETCH 3rd
A2SKETCH 4th