Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 18607
linetype other then continous get EPS exported without width
Last modified: 2013-02-07 22:15:01 UTC
Hi, this issue was found using StarOffice 6.1 Beta2 for Windows. Reproduction: Create any line, make it ultra fine dashed and give it a width, e.g. 0,02 Then export it as EPS. (May be make one contiousline with width 0,02) Result: This ultra fine dashed line has a fixed width of one pixel. That means when I zoom in it does not change it visible width. The contiousline however is displayed corectly. (Verified with Adobe Illustrator and Ghostscript (via DVI View)).
Set to new.
This is reproducible in a current internal version, too. Reassigned to Sven. Please have a look.
Created attachment 8714 [details] The reproduction did not work as I expected, so here is the example that has problems getting exported. (it contains german letters)
changed owner, set target to OOo 2.0
again assigning the owner.
Cannot currently reproduce. Will check back with Wolfram.
Ah, got it now. Well, the problem is that our EPS export tries to use native PostScript primitives whereever possible. Thus, in the case of hairlines, and for solid lines of any thickness, we simply use PostScript strokes. Unfortunately, for dashed lines, this can lead to flawed output for thick lines. Therefore, we generate polygonal output in these cases, but since our polygons are integer-based internally, the line thickness is rounded to the next integer (which, in this case, was obviously zero). I could evaluate whether it's possible to clamp the stroke width for native PostScript strokes to those integer values, too.
Okay, will see what's possible for OOo2.0 here. In principle, some processing steps for thick line generation are already floating point, should be possible to somehow get that data to the EPS exporter.
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"According to the OpenOffice.org roadmap (http://tools.openoffice.org/releases) this issue was retargeted to OOo Later."
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Still there in 2.4.0
Reset to default bug assignee.