Christopher Leon
2012-02-06 08:28:00 UTC
Hello,
I encountered some unexpected behaviour with epstopdf today, and I think it is a
bug. I've attached a postscript file I made which has a triangular clipping
region and circles which are both inside and outside the clipping region.
When I open this file with ghostscript, it looks OK. However, when I convert it
to a pdf with
% epstopdf test.ps
the output includes the circles which show up outside the clipped region.
I have also tried using
% ps2epsi test.ps
% epstopdf test.epsi
and again, some (but not all) of the circles outside the clipped region appear.
Is there a command I should be using to avoid this type of problem?
Thank you for your help,
Chris
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I encountered some unexpected behaviour with epstopdf today, and I think it is a
bug. I've attached a postscript file I made which has a triangular clipping
region and circles which are both inside and outside the clipping region.
When I open this file with ghostscript, it looks OK. However, when I convert it
to a pdf with
% epstopdf test.ps
the output includes the circles which show up outside the clipped region.
I have also tried using
% ps2epsi test.ps
% epstopdf test.epsi
and again, some (but not all) of the circles outside the clipped region appear.
Is there a command I should be using to avoid this type of problem?
Thank you for your help,
Chris
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