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tor8 smc_: I don't know what packages you're looking at (we don't do the packaging for linux distros ourselves)10:18.14 
  smc_: javascript can be used in PDF to validate forms, etc. I would say that you do not need it.10:18.48 
  smc_: on the other hand, we have a powerful command line tool to manipulate and render documents that uses javascript (mutool run) so if you want to run that you'll need the javascript package10:19.48 
  smc_: but without knowing the exact packages you're asking about, I can't help more than that.10:20.26 
saturnU hi all15:09.17 
  could someone make request for mupdf for better doubleclick experience in pdfs?15:10.51 
  zooming reading text and fitting to display for smartphones...15:11.40 
kens You can make requests yourself, open an enhancement bug report in Bugzilla. But you're going to have to explain yourself much more clearly. 'better double-click experience' doesn't tell us anything about your perceived problem15:11.46 
saturnU ok15:17.45 
  sec15:17.45 
  now15:17.46 
  when i use mupdf in android with some pdf files most of them white paper...15:18.17 
  than15:18.17 
  doubledip on display dont zoom text15:18.52 
  like in ios reader15:19.20 
  :-(15:19.29 
kens Your best bet is probably to open an enhancement bug report. You have to persuade whoever is doing the GUI that your idea has merit (given that most actions probably already have a defined result). Supplying a patch might also help persuade someone of the utility of the request.15:20.10 
saturnU understand15:21.13 
Robin_Watts saturnU: You mean have double click on a line of text zoom so that line of text fits the width of the screen (or maybe, where that would result in the text being too small, zoom so that the text is at least a given number of pixels high).15:28.34 
  The library is capable of that kind of thing, but it's not in the app.15:29.09 
saturnU Robin_Watts: exactly what i mean15:29.54 
  ...15:29.56 
  thanks for detailed descriping..15:30.08 
Robin_Watts That's the kind of thing that has spurred us to rewrite the app. The old app had a crufty JNI layer that was just enough to make stuff work. It was very hard to tweak that app.15:30.09 
saturnU understad15:30.40 
  but15:30.42 
Robin_Watts The new app uses a much more fully featured java/JNI reflection of the mupdf C api.15:30.43 
saturnU it is nice and fast pdf reader!!!15:30.51 
  thumbs up15:30.58 
Robin_Watts Accordingly, app programmers can tweak stuff at the java level.15:31.13 
saturnU understand15:31.25 
Robin_Watts Thanks. The new app should be just as fast as the old one.15:31.35 
saturnU i hope we can now make notes15:32.28 
  directly in pdf files15:32.45 
  and15:32.47 
  after pdf file delete and reupload on phone maked notes in past are still alive15:33.12 
  this feature has ios reader not15:33.20 
Robin_Watts annotations are planned.15:33.20 
  but no "note taking" features beyond that.15:33.50 
  If you want that, add it yourself.15:34.05 
  That's not something we're looking at.15:34.15 
saturnU ok15:34.21 
  atm i need doubledip 2 times on window right or left to slide15:34.57 
  in ios its enough when i dip one time on windows side left/right15:35.25 
  but Robin_Watts u understand my trouble with mupdf now15:36.07 
  i hope for future its works fine15:36.14 
  .X15:36.16 
Robin_Watts saturnU: Left to us, that won't get done.15:36.31 
  Certainly it's not on our roadmap anywhere.15:36.43 
saturnU ok understand15:37.42 
  but thanks and best regards15:48.17 
  for nice app15:48.25 
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