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tor8 izabera: hit shift-Z in mupdf-gl to zoom to fit the page11:47.55 
  shift-W or shift-H to fit-width or fit-height11:48.22 
navi_se ehi I have an issue using llpp. Apparently annotations saved on pdf cannot be seen immediatly on other pdf viewer such as adobe reader. Annotations ARE there, but they appear marked as 'accepted' and therefore disappear. Is tehre a way to set the 'accepted' flag off annotations?13:25.02 
  (I don't really have this problem, I see all annotations, but other people can't see mine)13:25.22 
kens I suspect you are going to have to be a lot more specific, for starters there are many kinds of annotation, and I can't offhand think of any which can be 'accepted'13:26.16 
  Posting an example may help13:26.26 
navi_se ok, on to it13:27.15 
  Here is a link to a sample file http://s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=0549887261322012419813:31.09 
  There is one annotation I can see using llpp which is based on mupdf13:31.28 
kens I can see a bubble in Acrobat aslso13:31.40 
navi_se but if I open it in Adobe the annotations are hidden13:31.47 
  can you read the content?13:31.51 
kens "Here is an annotation"13:31.52 
  hover the mouse over it, or double click it13:32.11 
navi_se If you don't use Acrobat (whcih is the editor right) but the standard reader?13:32.59 
kens Reader should be no different to Acrobat, but I can try that too13:33.16 
  several different versions in fact....13:33.23 
  Acrobat Reader DC is exactly the same13:33.41 
  Reader 4.0 shows a different icon, but is otherwise the same13:34.20 
  Reader 5 is the same as 413:34.41 
navi_se ok, thanks13:34.49 
  then I wonder what my colleague is using13:35.01 
kens I have no clue.13:35.05 
navi_se but at least I shouldn't feel guilty13:35.08 
kens :-)13:35.12 
navi_se bc it works on the default thing13:35.23 
  thanks kens13:35.28 
kens You're welcome, easy for me to test :-)13:35.37 
  Is your colleague using a Mac ?13:35.44 
navi_se nope, windows13:35.53 
kens Then I don't know :-(13:36.01 
navi_se It was a weird purply thing, as far as I can remember13:36.14 
  some office pdf reader maybe?13:36.21 
kens For me its yellow, either a yellow square with a white bubble, or a yellow 'page' icon depending on how old the reader was13:36.38 
  Well it could be some other reader, yeah13:36.48 
navi_se ah no, I meant the color of the reader splash screen was purply13:37.02 
kens GS renders it as expected (but the text is missing, that may be my curfrently broken version doing that)13:37.25 
  Hmm don't recall seeing a purple splash screen13:37.39 
  Ah, a properly installed ghostscript works as expected13:38.19 
navi_se yeah, I guess this annotations are indeed fine13:38.36 
  and this funny function he has on his reader make them invisible13:38.45 
  it's like a review mode13:38.53 
kens works ok on pdf.js as well13:38.56 
navi_se where annotation are marked as confirmed or read or accepted somehow13:39.15 
kens Well, sounds more like his reader is broken13:39.16 
navi_se yeah13:39.25 
kens You can have annotations 'open' or 'closed', the one you ahve is 'closed'13:39.36 
navi_se what does the closed flag do?13:39.53 
kens Well, the popup annotation associated with the freetext annotation that is13:40.05 
navi_se is it intended to like roll them up and make only the icon appear/13:40.06 
kens Essentially, yes13:40.12 
  Its actually 2 annotations13:40.20 
  The first one has an associated 'popup' annotation which is either displayed or not13:40.41 
  The type of annotatiopn you have only shows an icon when the poopup is closed, other types of annotation behave differently13:41.22 
impulse hi guys14:10.03 
  is there anyway to change the color of the dead space in MuPDF?14:10.22 
kens Depends what you mean by 'dead space'14:10.35 
impulse i mean the space outside of the document when you're zoomed out14:10.44 
kens Umm, I would think so, but it will take programming to do it14:10.58 
  Not my field14:11.02 
tor8 impulse: which viewer/14:11.14 
impulse i'm not sure14:11.39 
kens Which OS ?14:11.43 
impulse i'm looking at a PDF document14:11.45 
  on linux14:11.48 
tor8 did you build it yourself or install from a package?14:12.12 
impulse from gentoo package14:12.22 
tor8 then you can't easily change it14:12.32 
  if you build from source, it is a one line change14:12.40 
impulse oh cool14:12.44 
tor8 platform/gl/gl-main.c change the line with glClearColor14:13.09 
impulse does MuPDF look at any x resources?14:13.10 
  i'll build myself then since i wanted inverted colors by default too14:13.51 
  thanks14:13.53 
tor8 in platform/x11/x11_main.c change the xbgcolor.red = .... lines14:13.57 
  depending if you use mupdf-gl or mupdf-x1114:14.16 
malc_ oh suckless approach again14:14.26 
impulse which should i use? gl is probably better right?14:15.07 
tor8 if you can use gl, it's generally better14:17.24 
  it's faster and has an outline viewer and supports unicode text in the search field14:17.39 
impulse what's an outline viewer?14:17.59 
tor8 shows the table of contents14:18.07 
  a.k.a. "outline"14:18.14 
impulse oh like on the side?14:19.17 
tor8 yeah. hit the 'o' button in mupdf-gl14:19.38 
impulse ok thanks14:20.27 
  is there an option to make to build mupdf-gl?14:24.55 
  oh HAVE_GLFW14:28.04 
tor8 impulse: make sure you git clone recursively14:32.49 
impulse what14:32.57 
tor8 how did you get the source?14:33.03 
impulse i did the submodule thing14:33.03 
  just git clone14:33.08 
tor8 right, if you have the submodule thing there should be a thirdparty/glfw/ directory with glfw source in it14:33.24 
impulse yep14:33.31 
tor8 and HAVE_GLFW should be picked up automatically14:33.32 
impulse ok14:33.36 
  i'm geting linker errors though14:33.44 
  undefined reference to `jpeg_mem_term'14:34.07 
tor8 that sounds suspicously like the submodules haven't been cloned properly14:34.33 
  run "git submodule update --init" if you haven't already14:34.55 
impulse i did 'git submodule update --init'14:34.56 
  should i try again?14:35.07 
tor8 make verbose=yes and see what it's actually trying to link14:35.24 
impulse cc -Wl,--gc-sections -Wl,-s -o build/release/mutool build/release/libmutools.a build/release/libmupdf.a build/release/libmupdfthird.a build/release/libmuthreads.a -lpthread -lm14:36.42 
  http://sprunge.us/EZiX14:37.31 
  full output ^14:37.36 
  from 'make verbose=yes'14:37.48 
Robin_Watts impulse: make clean && make14:37.49 
  I wonder if you have some dregs laying around from when you didn't have the submodules correct.14:38.18 
impulse probably14:38.31 
  what's a dreg?14:38.35 
Robin_Watts The dregs are what you end up with at the bottom of a drink.14:39.11 
  The last few drops that don't come out.14:39.21 
impulse ah ok it built now. thanks a lot14:40.12 
  does inverted colors work in the gl viewer?14:41.32 
Robin_Watts -I ? I don't think so.14:42.44 
impulse aww14:42.51 
tor8 no, it does not14:42.52 
impulse also you guys got rid of scrolling with j and k keys?14:43.16 
tor8 impulse: http://git.ghostscript.com/?p=user/tor/mupdf.git;a=commitdiff;h=0d4513f711908cb8f7e96ef5e8244bd28bb19070;hp=2c4e5867ee699b1081527bc6c6ea0e99a35a5c2714:44.17 
impulse oh nice. thanks tor8 (assuming that was you)14:45.13 
tor8 impulse: adding an invert option/toggle is easy. just add the keybinding and option and a global flag, and call fz_invert_pixmap in render_page in gl-main.c14:46.31 
impulse ok thanks14:46.48 
tor8 just before the texture_from_pixmap call14:46.53 
impulse aaah feels good for the eyes14:50.32 
  tor8: is your hjkl patch going to be merged? it disables arrow key scrolling doesn't it?14:54.46 
  oh nevermind14:55.26 
tor8 impulse: yes, eventually.15:11.04 
navi_se kens: I have identified the rogue pdf reader fyi, it's called Nuance16:34.59 
kens Sounds vaguely familiar16:35.12 
navi_se https://goo.gl/bkXxSO for a buyers page16:35.48 
kens Ah, its free16:35.50 
navi_se is it?16:36.11 
kens That's more than just the reader16:36.14 
  the reader is free16:36.19 
navi_se That's the thing my collague is using16:36.24 
kens http://www.nuance.com/products/pdf-reader/index.htm16:36.26 
navi_se I am getting 16:37.26 
  Nuance PDF Reader is no longer available.16:37.29 
  We now offer a 30-day free trial for Power PDF Advanced (retail value: $149.99). 16:37.31 
kens I wouldn't be surprised if that product used Ghostscript, at least for the 'print to PDF' functionality16:37.33 
navi_se y16:37.33 
  anyway, it's in no repo of arch, not even on the AUR, I am not going to be bogged down by this as adobe can read my annotations fine16:38.11 
  but I thought you as a gs developer (?) might have a mild interest16:38.25 
kens I would agree, if Adobe is happy then that's the best reference implementation going16:38.29 
  Well, I'm vaguely interested if it contains (and is shipping) Ghostscript, to see if it conforms to the AGPL licence, but not beyond that :-)16:39.04 
  A lot of applications use Ghostscript, sometimes illegally, we try and stop them when we find out16:39.39 
Robin_Watts Woo Hoo! Just ran a windows cluster test using my machine.16:48.20 
  Looks like every test failed to read the input file, but....16:48.40 
acharles ray_pc: Hi again. Did you ever get a chance to look at SAFER and whether it’s behaving as intended?20:46.46 
ray_pc acharles: it was not working correctly, but is now fixed20:47.38 
  and as I think you originally asked, it affects "status" as well as opening or other file operations20:48.38 
acharles Cool20:48.50 
  Where can I get the latest to test?20:49.03 
ray_laptop acharles: the commit that you need is http://git.ghostscript.com/?p=ghostpdl.git;a=commitdiff;h=42fd2f459098bfda17ca8d29195ada57154cfe0620:50.45 
  (a 1 line change)20:50.57 
acharles Ah, can I just cherry-pick it on 9.20?20:51.17 
ray_laptop yes, or just edit the source and rebuild20:51.41 
acharles Thanks. Just making sure it doesn’t require any other intermediate changes. I’ll let you know if I find anything.20:52.14 
ray_laptop acharles: it was broken by chrisl last October 17th by commit e646056720:58.06 
  acharles: which as *after* the 9.20 release, so 9.20 _should_ be OK.20:58.46 
acharles Interesting21:02.04 
ray_laptop acharles: but when I test 9.20, it fails21:02.35 
acharles I guess I’m glad I asked the question then.21:03.10 
ray_laptop (i.e., SAFER doesn't work as expected), so it may have been broken before then21:03.18 
acharles I’ll just build master and test it.21:03.37 
ray_laptop acharles: yes, I know master works as expected21:04.17 
acharles Yeah, I just want to verify that we both expect the same things :P21:04.49 
ray_laptop acharles: let me know if it doesn't work the way you expect (i.e., the way the documentation says it should in doc/Language.htm and doc/Use.htm#Safer)21:09.20 
acharles Ok.21:19.46 
  I’m testing on master23:17.45 
  I’m seeing something I didn’t expect. But I’m not sure I understand the postscript used in the file23:18.13 
  It also seems to be able to read /etc/passwd23:19.30 
  Does master have the fix for cve-2016-7977?23:21.20 
  ray_laptop: Did you see my questions?23:26.42 
emendelson I've been working with some Arabic and Hebrew soft fonts made by WordPerfect Corporation a long time ago, and it occurred to me to ask: Will GhostPCL someday support the Arabic and Hebrew fonts built into high-end LaserJets? 23:59.10 
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