GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 775350
incorrect text alignment in the rendering of an svg tree
Last modified: 2017-12-13 18:24:52 UTC
Created attachment 340987 [details] zip archive contains files svg test02.html, svg test02.R and svg test02.pdf as described above Hi everyone, attached file 'svg test02.html' shows a simple svg tree. I would like to render it as pdf using R package 'rsvg'. The attached program 'svg test02.R' converts the svg character string of file 'svg test02.html' to raw format. Then it uses function 'rsvg_pdf' of package 'rsvg' to generate the pdf file. The generated pdf file 'svg test02.pdf' shows the tree correctly besides number 8,4 which is displayed more left than in 'svg test02.html'. The R package maintainer says: "You have to ask rendering questions to the librsvg folks: https://wiki.gnome.org/LibRsvg. The R package only has bindings to librsvg2, it does not actually implement the rendering." See https://github.com/jeroenooms/rsvg/issues/4 Could you help? Regards, Ulrich
Which exact librsvg version is used?
I use librsvg-2.40.16_1 on macOS Sierra.
As Jeroen points out in his comments (https://github.com/jeroenooms/rsvg/issues/4), the described problem also arises when executing rsvg-convert svgtest02.html -f pdf -o test.pdf This leaves out R.
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