pstoedit Activity
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pstoedit updated /pstoedit/readme.txt
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Wolfgang Glunz modified ticket #3
Once pstoedit GUI application is installed, setup should add shortcut into Windows start menu
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should be solved in 4.02
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Add option -nc in PstoeditQTGui
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implemented in version 4.02
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Pétiard posted a comment on ticket #4
Thank you!
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Add option -nc in PstoeditQTGui
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Thanks - I will implement this for the next version 4.02. Best Regards Wolfgang
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Add option -nc in PstoeditQTGui
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C++ loadpstoeditplugins declaration breaks C compilation
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included in 4.01
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pstoedit 4.0 fails on macOS
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fixed in 4.01
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loadpstoeditplugins is using C++ declaration
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fixed in 4.01
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pstoedit 4.0 fails on macOS
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Bug found with the help from Sean. Thanks. Will be fixed in next release.
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Sean Molenaar posted a comment on ticket #34
I can certainly give it a try. Let me know what to change in the build.
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Hi Sean, this one looks strange. Unfortunately I don't have maxOS available. Would you be available to run a version with some additional debug traces? I would send you some enriched pstoedit.cpp then. Best Regards Wolfgang
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pstoedit 4.0 fails on macOS
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C++ loadpstoeditplugins declaration breaks C compilation
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will be fixed in next release
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loadpstoeditplugins is using C++ declaration
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this is a duplicate of https://sourceforge.net/p/pstoedit/patches/5/
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marco atzeri created ticket #33
loadpstoeditplugins is using C++ declaration
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DXF output contains very jagged text edges
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Please add -psarg "-r300x300" to your command line to increase the resolution during the frontend processing. Best Regards Wolfgang
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pe^cjo posted a comment on ticket #8
This problem actually already shows up with the ps output so apparently that means a frontend bug? pstoedit -f ps -page 1 2023-12-31.ps test.ps
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DXF output contains very jagged text edges
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Once pstoedit GUI application is installed, setup should add shortcut into Windows start menu
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Thanks for the suggestion. I will add this in the next version.
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He Xintong created ticket #3
Once pstoedit GUI application is installed, setup should add shortcut into Windows start menu
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Yaakov Selkowitz created ticket #5
C++ loadpstoeditplugins declaration breaks C compilation
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Dan Fandrich created ticket #4
Compile failure with GNU libstdc++ ver. 12.0.1
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fixed in 3.78
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Version 3.77 can't find GhostScript
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fixed in 3.78
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Error: /syntaxerror in /----nostringval----
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Reviczky Ádám János modified a comment on ticket #32
Hi Wolfgang, I first wanted to try this one: I have downloaded this svg and used inkscape (1.1.1) to save it as an eps - https://www.jpmorgan.com/onyx/images/logo.svg See attachment logo.eps
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By only downgrading pstoedit from 3.77 to 3.75, the conversion succeeds without any errors and the metapost file is fine. I am using the following versions from Ubuntu: ii inkscape 1.1.1-2ubuntu2 amd64 vector-based drawing program ii ghostscript 9.55.0~~rc1~dfsg-1 amd64 interpreter for the PostScript language and for PDF ii pstoedit 3.77-1 amd64 PostScript and PDF files to editable vector graphics converter
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Then the following commands: pstoedit -f mpost circle.eps circle.mp pstoedit: version 3.77 / DLL interface 108 (built: Sep 4 2021 - release build - g++ 11.2.0 - 64-bit) : Copyright (C) 1993 - 2021 Wolfgang Glunz Error: /syntaxerror in /----nostringval---- Operand stack: false dumptextstring Execution stack: %interp_exit .runexec2 --nostringval-- --nostringval-- --nostringval-- 2 %stopped_push --nostringval-- --nostringval-- --nostringval-- false 1 %stopped_push 1990 1 3 %oparray_pop 1989 1 3 %oparray_pop...
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But really it happens with any eps/pdf I save with inkscape, I have attached you a much simpler eps export of a cirlce: see circle.eps Could it be an issue with how inkscape is exporting the files?
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Hi Wolfgang, I first wanted to try this one: I have downloaded this svg and used inkscape (1.2-dev) to save it as an eps - https://www.jpmorgan.com/onyx/images/logo.svg See attachment logo.eps
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Version 3.77 can't find GhostScript
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Error: /syntaxerror in /----nostringval----
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Please provide me an example input file for the problem. Thanks Wolfgang
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Error: /syntaxerror in /----nostringval----
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Mike created ticket #31
Version 3.77 can't find GhostScript
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This is fixed in later releases. Current release is 3.77.
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pstoedit for Win64 calls gswin32c.exe (not present on a 64 bit system)
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the recent pstoedit doesn't work on my computer
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GS fails to read the source PS file provided
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This is fixed in later releases. Current release is 3.77.
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Martin Bailey created ticket #7
GS fails to read the source PS file provided
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I'm getting exactly the same result, although I can get round it by using the -gs option to point at the correct executable. pstoedit: version 3.71 / DLL interface 108 (built: Apr 1 2018 - release build - MS VC++ 1912 - 64-bit) : Copyright (C) 1993 - 2018 Wolfgang Glunz pstoedit : path to myself:pstoedit 38 C:\Program Files\pstoedit\pstoedit.DLL loading plugin: C:\Program Files\pstoedit\drvlplot.dll creating Dynloader for C:\Program Files\pstoedit\drvlplot.dll loading dynamic library C:\Program Files\pstoedit\drvlplot.dll...
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fixed in 3.76
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With -metric, fig file resolution is 450/cm, not 1200/in
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With -metric, fig file resolution is 450/cm, not 1200/in
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Thanks for the report and a proposed solution. I will take this to the next release. Best Regards Wolfgang
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tkl created ticket #30
With -metric, fig file resolution is 450/cm, not 1200/in
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Hello, Thank you for your answer. Yes, it works! For me, it's: pstoedit -gs gswin64c -nc -f mpost 1001.eps 1001.mp because my ghostscript is 64bit. Best regards François
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Salut Francois, Yes - I confirm the problem. It happens because you want the output on standard output and not directly to a file. When running it this way it works fine for me. pstoedit -nc -f mpost 1001.eps 1001.mp I will fix this in the next release. Best Regards Wolfgang
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the recent pstoedit doesn't work on my computer
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Hi Peter, this is not expected. Could you please send me the output of pstoedit -v -gstest Normally pstoedit calls ghostscript via its DLL and not EXE. The Exe is only used as a fall-back approach. Best Regards Wolfgang
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Peter created ticket #28
pstoedit for Win64 calls gswin32c.exe (not present on a 64 bit system)
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John Coppens posted a comment on ticket #27
On Tue, 03 Nov 2020 18:49:09 -0000 "Wolfgang Glunz" wglunz@users.sourceforge.net wrote: to my understanding this was nailed down to be a problem in Inkscape's PS export. Please confirm/comment Hallo Wolfgang, My apologies for the delay in responding. Nathan informed me of his doubts, but Monday through Thursday are complicated for me to dedicate time - I have to prepare and teach classes over Zoom for the university. Tomorrow I'll re-check before I confirm either way. John
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Hi John, to my understanding this was nailed down to be a problem in Inkscape's PS export. Please confirm/comment Thanks Wolfgang
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pstoedit drops figures on converting to DXF
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But that confirms that your compiler version is too old. But g++ 9 accepts this file. So you seem to call still the older version somehow.
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Chuck Coleman posted a comment on ticket #6
test.cpp:1:1: error: unknown type name 'constexpr' constexpr int ce = 10; int * p = nullptr; ^ test.cpp:1:11: error: expected unqualified-id constexpr int ce = 10; int * p = nullptr; ^ test.cpp:1:34: error: use of undeclared identifier 'nullptr' constexpr int ce = 10; int * p = nullptr; ^ 3 errors generated.
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Hi Chuck, could you please do a small test. Put this line into a new file, e.g. test.cpp constexpr int ce = 10; int * p = nullptr; And then run g++ -c test.cpp What is the output ? Thanks Wolfgang
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configure: error: your version of g++ seems to be too old.
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pstoedit 3.74 throws /findfont error with Ghostscript 9.26
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The original problem with gs 9.26 is a problem of ghostscript itself, not of pstoedit. You can easily reproduce the issue by the following steps echo "/Helvetica findfont setfont" > test.ps gsnd -DDELAYBIND test.ps The problem is solved with gs 9.50 and the recent pstoedit (3.75) should be compatible with that as well. Best Regards Wolfgang
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pstoedit (3.74) not working with latest ghostscript (9.50)
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I just released pstoedit 3.75 which should now work with latest ghostscript again. Wolfgang
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pstoedit (3.74) not working with latest ghostscript (9.50)
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Ticket moved from /p/pstoedit/patches/3/
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