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Tomáš Chvátal dixit (2011-02-22, 19:39): |
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> >>>>>>> On Tue, 22 Feb 2011, Francesco R wrote: |
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> >>>>> Build gnuplot with USE="cairo" and you can get PDF output with the |
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> >>>>> "pdfcairo" terminal. |
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> >>> Last time (many moons ago) I've checked cairo did not generated pdf |
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> >>> it did generated raster images and wrapped them in a thin pdf layer. |
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> >>> pdflib is generating vector pdf which is a different thing. |
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> >> You should check again. |
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> > are you saying that because you know cairo has fixed itself, or because you |
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> > dont know the answer yourself ? |
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> > -mike |
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> To my best knowledge cairo can do proper pdf files. |
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> Courtesy of 12 lines of python, see the attachment, both vector curves |
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> and normal text in one fancy pdf file. |
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I don't see any curves (in any pdf viewer), only some ZOMG_TEXT. I |
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always thought Python was suspicious :). |
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