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Regina Henschel wrote:
I think, the code that adds these points is

        if( !bLineGeometryNeededOnly )
   1906         {
   1907             // hack aNewB2DPolyPolygon to fill logic rect - this is
   1908             // needed to produce gradient fills that look like mso
   1909             aNewB2DPolygon.clear();
   1910             aNewB2DPolygon.append(basegfx::B2DPoint(0,0));
   1911             aNewB2DPolygon.setClosed(true);
   1912             aNewB2DPolyPolygon.append(aNewB2DPolygon);
   1913
   1914             aNewB2DPolygon.clear();
   1915
aNewB2DPolygon.append(basegfx::B2DPoint(aLogicRect.GetWidth(),
   1916 aLogicRect.GetHeight()));
   1917             aNewB2DPolygon.setClosed(true);
   1918             aNewB2DPolyPolygon.append(aNewB2DPolygon);
   1919         }

in core/svx/source/customshapes/EnhancedCustomShape2d.cxx

Yep, and see the comment why this is there. It should _in theory_ be
trivial to filter out those empty polygons during pdf export, just
that (last time I tried), layers above miraculously split things up in
a funny way already.

First port of call for that these days would be the vcl metafile
processor in drawinglayer I guess.

P.S.: please Cc me for prompt answers. Too many lists. ;)

Cheers,

-- Thorsten

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