mgieseki / dvisvgm

A fast DVI, EPS, and PDF to SVG converter
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Viewbox min-y attribute has non-zero value #223

Closed povpie closed 1 year ago

povpie commented 1 year ago

Problem:10px are being added to the height of the svg

Here is a simple example (the problem is happening in all my conversions pdf to svg). The problem seems to arise because of the viewbox attribute for min-y is not zero (in the screenshot below it has value of =7.920007pt, but should be zero) command I'm using:dvisvgm --pdf -Oall -fwoff2

Additional question: (2) Is there an options to have the resulting svg with px dimensions instead of pt? I use the svg for display and not for printing. (3) I noted that the height attribute and the viewbox(height) usually gets converted to a strange approximation of the rounded/correct number. In the exemple below it get the value of 809.999993pt instead of 810pt, but the width is the correct 810pt

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(svg with an overflown shape at the bottom but the same non-zero min-y problem)

canvapdfjustbg1

mgieseki commented 1 year ago

Problem:10px are being added to the height of the svg

Please upload a simple PDF file I can use to reproduce the problem.

Is there an options to have the resulting svg with px dimensions instead of pt?

No, but you can use option --zoom=-1 to remove the width and height attributes which results in an SVG that automatically adapts its size to the available space.

I noted that the height attribute and the viewbox(height) usually gets converted to a strange approximation of the rounded/correct number. In the exemple below it get the value of 809.999993pt instead of 810pt, but the width is the correct 810pt

Just use option --precision to reduce the number of decimal places, e.g. --precision=2 (or shorter: -d2).

povpie commented 1 year ago

justbgcolor.pdf

mgieseki commented 1 year ago

The computation of the PDF mediabox was buggy. I've fixed it with the upcoming patch.