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Qiqqa PDF rendering error: PDF resize failed #9
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Adobe Acrobat DC reports an error on the PDF as well. |
26ABFE782ECFA6E4ACC9F93138A353B6F3126.pdf The offending PDF from the Qiqqa |
Presentations in PDF format don't scale correctly in Qiqqa views and snifferOther example PDF files which do not size correctly in the GoogleSniffer window: (these scale correctly if you jiggle the splitter-bar between bibtex and PDF viewer panes left&right a little) 7B599A0AAFA19F0AE415129A185AB13FA42A3.pdf C7A730925F25BA3DA70B0F7A21CD2B08EEE27.pdf |
…le updated: -q quiet mode patches, ...) Going to use binary PNG transmission over stdout as working with a temporary file would quickly wear out any SSD serving as temp disk: one image rendered for every page, thumbnail of a page, etc.etc.: that's a lot of images rendered and saved to temp disk space if we used that as intermediate storage. :-( - adding width next to height as a render criterium: this should ultimately fix a long-standing problem I have with Qiqqa rendering 'PowerPoint presentation PDFs' in a crazy way: those pages SHOULD be fitted to the screen as well as all other pages. That's about jimmejardine#7, jimmejardine#9, jimmejardine#209, jimmejardine#280 and a part of the work towards jimmejardine#289
…le to int. This should help improve cache performance a bit as now == equality comparisons should actually deliver instead of possibly maybe matching. Also fixed a width edit I missed (the old cache and calc stuff only reckoned with height :-( -- jimmejardine#9 ) Added cache retrieval code which picks a higher rez image when already present: this should ultimate reduce the pressure on the PDF renderer, of course depending on the order of incoming requests (thumbnails in side panel vs full rez main page views)
From the debug stats log (v80 github release on Windows 10/64):
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