Thomas Leitner
Thomas Leitner
@tebeka Also see https://gist.github.com/gettalong/d894c29b551917573c708cd5110653a0
@tebeka As mentioned in the link I posted, the behaviour depends entirely on the font. Each glyph defines a horizontal offset. For LibertinusMono that seems to be the "standard" offset...
@mrj I gather this is still a problem? The image path seems to be invalid, so it is hard to see what's wrong. However, the problem may be that when...
Please provide a simple Ruby script to reproduce the problem - thank you!
@gioele Using PDFs as image format requires a PDF parser which Prawn doesn't have. However, Prawn can use the `pdf-reader` and `prawn-templates` gems for using PDFs as template for a...
@brandoncc @sakamies This can already be done but in a very time consuming way. Generally, it will be rather hard to do because Prawn has no notion of paragraphs, headers,...
@brandoncc If you wanna/have to do this, be prepared for much work and much too learn. You should get yourself a copy of the PDF specification. The PDF 1.7 spec...
@brandoncc Ah, forgot to include: There are several good videos from the PDF association regarding tagged PDF and accessiblity, e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0cEYt84sfE and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xd2tpyaUwg.
@matthewford As far as I know there is no implementation of the idea, so there is nothing to include in Prawn.
Can you provide a simple Ruby script (no dependencies except Prawn) to reproduce the problem?