Re: Patch to support tables with oversize cells
Robin Becker <[email protected]> Fri, 27 May 2022 16:53:39 +0100
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Hi Lennart, I ran the patch through our test render mechanism; it generates all the pdfs and then uses a jpeg conversion to allow automatic comparison. Ideally we should have no differences in most of the pdfs because inRowSplit=0 by default. Unfortunately we see these differences which are not expected > reportlab-userguide-page0061 > reportlab-userguide-page0062 > reportlab-userguide-page0063 > reportlab-userguide-page0064 > reportlab-userguide-page0078 > reportlab-userguide-page0079 > reportlab-userguide-page0087 > reportlab-userguide-page0088 > reportlab-userguide-page0089 > reportlab-userguide-page0106 > reportlab-userguide-page0107 > reportlab-userguide-page0108 > reportlab-userguide-page0109 > reportlab-userguide-page0110 > reportlab-userguide-page0112 > reportlab-userguide-page0113 > reportlab-userguide-page0116 > reportlab-userguide-page0117 > test_platypus_tables_2-page0006 > test_platypus_tables_2-page0007 Even though the image differences are found I cannot see differences easily by eye. However, I think the problem is that some of the lines are either the wrong width or slightly differently positioned/styled. I placed the pdfs here https://www.reportlab.com/ftp/lennart/ from scanning through the image differences using my image blinker I see obvious change at reportlab-userguide-page0063/reportlab-userguide-page0087 (horizontal line at the page bottom) and reportlab-userguide-page0107 (horizontal line at the page top). I see something similar for test_platypus_tables_2-page0006 & test_platypus_tables_2-page0007 (several horizontals). -- Robin Becker