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Michael Meeks wrote:
On Tue, 2012-05-22 at 11:35 +0200, Fernand Vanrie wrote:
As EPS vector graphics are not correctly exported to PDF and also not
correctly printed. (LO use the lowres pixel representation and not the
EPS vector graphics), we need to make a decision on converting our EPS
based Graphics Library to a convenient Vector Graphic format.

      Ah ! I imagine this is one of those un-wanted side-effects from the
conversion of our print output from Postscript (where we could just drop
the EPS in) to PDF (where we cannot). That change also substantially
improved printed speed and quality for transparency I imagine so ...

To turn that back into a development discussion - using ghostscript
out-of-process, like we do it for xpdf/poppler, to convert (e)ps
into something digestible by LibreOffice is one of the long-pending
solutions to that problem. 

That needs a fair bit of hacking, but would love to provide you or
anyone else interested with code pointers.

      Either way sorry for the hassle; the hope is that the SVG rendering
will eventually get good enough that it will provide a good solution
here.

Depending on the svg features used, yeah. Filters like blur etc.
likely will take a fair while to *not* get broken down to rendered
bitmaps.

Cheers,

-- Thorsten

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