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malc_ | the lookup metadata changes are rather... uhm... bad the name of the function hasn't changed and the external signature stays the same, yet the contract/behavior is different... | 17:41.16 |
sebras | malc_: didn't I just add nice names for the metadata? | 17:43.44 |
| malc_: I don't think I changed anything, did I? | 17:43.57 |
malc_ | sebras: nah you are innocent here | 17:44.15 |
| sec | 17:44.20 |
| sebras: 8f0dfec10bff15809e1c3a44fa97ff4ea99742b3 | 17:45.29 |
sebras | malc_: that commit probably does not compile under java... | 17:47.21 |
malc_ | sebras: make libs worked and that is all i need/test | 17:47.52 |
sebras | malc_: yeah, but not for java/android. | 17:48.10 |
malc_ | i'm selfish that way, unskyld | 17:48.10 |
sebras | malc_: oh, now I see. we preallocate a buffer in java. | 17:58.24 |
| malc_: which implies we might truncate the returned metadata | 17:58.38 |
malc_ | sebras: basically, my point is the usual the functionality has changed so should the name... not my idea originally (obviously) | 18:00.21 |
| a tid zu schlaffen, tidlydo | 18:32.59 |
i3 | Hi | 19:31.53 |
mubot | Welcome to #mupdf, the channel for MuPDF. If you have a question, please ask it, don't ask to ask it. Do be prepared to wait for a reply as devs will check the logs and reply when they come on line. | 19:31.53 |
i3 | Does anybody know if it is some way to create or edit OCGs with some GUI application? | 19:33.02 |
| for example, Libreoffice instead of editing by hand the pdf file. | 19:33.28 |
| or mupdf | 19:33.57 |
| I mean, to create/edit two layers and then their actions in between | 19:35.09 |
| By the way, OCGs = Optional Content Groups, that is, Layers | 19:38.42 |
| or is this channel the right place to ask this question? | 19:41.29 |
specing | Hello | 20:27.21 |
mubot | Welcome to #mupdf, the channel for MuPDF. If you have a question, please ask it, don't ask to ask it. Do be prepared to wait for a reply as devs will check the logs and reply when they come on line. | 20:27.21 |
specing | does mupdf have a dark mode? | 20:27.31 |
| i.e. replace #ffffff with a shade of gray? | 20:27.48 |
sebras | specing: mupdf-gl allows for inverting the rendered image. | 20:30.12 |
| specing: press 'I' to enable/disable it. | 20:30.37 |
specing | cool, but not what I want :/ | 20:38.52 |
| it's still an eyesore | 20:38.57 |
sebras | specing: ok, can you better explain what you want? | 21:02.14 |
| specing: what platform are you on? | 21:02.41 |
specing | sebras: I'm writing latex in emacs, and on the side I'd like to see the pdf | 21:02.54 |
sebras | specing: ok. mupdf-gl should be able to show that, and allow you to press 'r' to reload the file when you've updated it. | 21:03.39 |
specing | my terminal background is dark, and i'd like to have the same in mupdf | 21:03.51 |
| I've also noticed that mupdf doesen't rerender when the pdf changes on disk D: | 21:04.09 |
sebras | specing: where is it not dark? | 21:04.11 |
specing | zathura does that | 21:04.13 |
sebras | specing: zathura is not mupdf though. | 21:04.23 |
specing | I know, but I've used zathura in the past | 21:04.35 |
sebras | mupdf-x11 had an option to send SIGUSR1 (I think) to cause a reload. that makes it possible to automate this from e.g. a makefile. | 21:05.00 |
| I'm not sure mupdf-gl has that feature (or if it will ever get it). | 21:05.15 |
| specing: are you talking about the colors in the search bar and annotation UI, etc? | 21:15.59 |
| specing: if so ator is preparing a commit that has not yet reached master: http://git.ghostscript.com/?p=user/tor/mupdf.git;a=commitdiff;h=868441deb4f68ed7584f75e50336906becd96d0a;hp=f8d0e902fb516cbbb9db152cf6af0a84530f36af | 21:16.19 |
specing | I'm talking about color of the background | 21:21.04 |
| of course making the background white requires making letters brighter | 21:21.18 |
| err, whitier | 21:21.30 |
| however, I find ffffff to be an eyesore for text | 21:21.45 |
| so my terminal scheme uses gray | 21:22.00 |
sebras | specing: I don't know what background color you are talking about. | 21:34.27 |
| specing: the paper color of the document? | 21:34.37 |
specing | yes | 21:34.40 |
sebras | specing: the UI elements in the search? | 21:34.43 |
specing | no | 21:34.55 |
sebras | specing: originally I thought maybe you were on android. | 21:34.56 |
specing | I'm on GNU+LInux | 21:35.06 |
sebras | specing: ok, so why isn't inverting the document colors using 'I' sufficient for you? | 21:35.31 |
| specing: if you do that, then the normal white page color ought to become black. | 21:35.50 |
| specing: what is wrong with that? | 21:35.54 |
specing | sebras: pure-white on black is even more eye sore than black on white | 21:36.52 |
| I use #D3D7CF as text colour in terminal | 21:37.15 |
| I'd tell you the background colour, but xfce term doesen't want to tell me which one it uses :| | 21:37.41 |
| but it's some lighted black | 21:37.51 |
| lighter* | 21:37.55 |
sebras | ok. can you try e.g. mupdf-gl -B 303030 -C FFFFF0 doc.pdf to see if that fixes your issue? | 21:38.28 |
| -B is the black tint color and -C is the white tint color | 21:38.50 |
specing | it does not, it seems like there was no change | 21:39.10 |
sebras | specing: what if you try with other hex color values? | 21:40.33 |
| specing: does anything change at all? | 21:40.38 |
specing | yes mupdf-gl -B 302110 -C 4FFFF0 makes the background seem cyan | 21:41.56 |
sebras | I just downloaded https://ghostscript.com/~tor/pdfref17.pdf then I ran mupdf-gl -B 303030 -C FFFF7F pdfref17.pdf what I see looks like this: https://ghostscript.com/~sebras/tmp/pdfref17.png | 21:42.33 |
specing | mupdf-gl -B FFFFF0 -C 303030 seems more like it | 21:42.37 |
| you flipped the switches | 21:42.42 |
| The foreground colour is ok, I just need to extract the background | 21:43.18 |
sebras | specing: you are asking me to help you with your color issues when it is 5:43am here.... | 21:43.23 |
specing | ... from my terminal | 21:43.28 |
| sebras: good morning :) | 21:43.45 |
sebras | I'm going afk now. play around with the -B -C switches and 'I' and see if you can come up with something you like. dark mode-ish colors for UI-components is pending. | 21:44.47 |
specing | yes, I will. thank you | 21:44.55 |
| ColorBackground=#00002b2b3636 | 21:48.45 |
| :/ what on earth is this, 64-bit colours? | 21:49.06 |
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