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Generated PDF is "deleting" some chars (Wptools 3)

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Hi,

as I said. I run a demo here and it does not show this symptom. I tried different data and texts, also merge fields.

YOu can go into WPPDFWP and see what strings get sent to the PDF engine.

Julian

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Hi Julian !

Unhapply your code didn't fix. But i found out a strange solution for that.

For example, if my phrase is short like: "This is a test", generated pdf render "This is a tes". But my solution was to add some blank spaces at phrase ending... so my phase now is "This is a test " and i got a correct pdf now.

Very strange that! Do you wanna me to send you my rtf file to investigate that behaviour ?

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Hi,

I tested it with Delphi 4, WPTools 3.12, wPDF 3 like this:

// uses WPPDFWP
procedure TForm1.ExportClick(Sender: TObject);
var ExportPDF : TWPPDFExport;
begin
ExportPDF := TWPPDFExport.Create(Self);
try
ExportPDF.FileName := 'c:\test_wptools3.pdf';
ExportPDF.AutoLaunch := true;
ExportPDF.Source := WPRichText1;
WPRichText1.ScreenResMode := rm1440;
WPRichText1.InsertPointAttr.Hidden := true;
WPRichText1.ReformatAll;
ExportPDF.Print;
finally
ExportPDF.Free;
end;
end;

(It is necessary to disable the code
*if (PTTextObj(p^.current_ptr)^.obj <> nil) and
(TWPObject(PTTextObj(p^.current_ptr)^.obj).URL <> '') then*

for example so:

// Create Link if Object has an URL
      {$IFDEF WPV4}
      if (PTTextObj(p^.current_ptr)^.obj <> nil) and
        (TWPObject(PTTextObj(p^.current_ptr)^.obj).URL <> '') then
      begin
        rec.Left := MulDiv(prect^.Left, WPPDFExport.XPixelsPerInch, TWPRTFTextPaint(Sender).Header.FXPixelsPerInch);
        rec.Top := MulDiv(prect^.Top, WPPDFExport.YPixelsPerInch, TWPRTFTextPaint(Sender).Header.FYPixelsPerInch);
        rec.Right := rec.Left +
          MulDiv(PTTextObj(p^.current_ptr)^.w, WPPDFExport.XPixelsPerInch, 1440);
        rec.Bottom := rec.Top + MulDiv(PTTextObj(p^.current_ptr)^.h, WPPDFExport.YPixelsPerInch, 1440);
        WPPDFExport.SetLinkArea(TWPObject(PTTextObj(p^.current_ptr)^.obj).URL, rec);
      end;
      {$ENDIF}

But there is no problem and no characters are missing. I tried merge fields, too.

Please try to add

WPRichText1.InsertPointAttr.Hidden := true;
WPRichText1.ReformatAll;

I assume this fixes it.

Julian

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I´m using version 3 of wPDF and WPTools 3.12

To generate PDF i´m doing this:

WPTextoF.WPTexto.LoadFromFile('c:\templates\templates1.rtf');
      with WPTextoF.WPTexto do
      begin
        WorkOnText := TWPWorkOnOptions(1);
        MergeText;
        WorkOnText := TWPWorkOnOptions(2);
        MergeText;
        WorkOnText := TWPWorkOnOptions(0);
        MergeText;
      end; 
     WPTextoF.WPTexto.PrintParameter.PrintTitle := 'Template 1';
      if ExportPDF then
      begin
        WPTextoF.WPTexto.ScreenResMode := rm1440;
        WPPDFExport:= TWPPDFExport.Create(nil);
        WPPDFExport.Source := WPTextoF.WPTexto;
        WPPDFExport.FileName := 'C:\TemplateGenerated.PDF';
        WPPDFExport.Print;
        WPPDFExport.Free;
      end
      else
      begin
        WPTextoF.WPTexto.ScreenResMode := rmNormal;
        WPTextoF.WPTexto.Print;
      end;
      WPTextoF.WPTexto.Clear;

if you would like to examinate, i can send you my rtf file to you and the generated pdf.

#3 ♥ 0
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Sorry,

I don't know whats happening here. I don't know which versiobn of wPDF and the interface is beeing used. I don't recall it ever happend in V3.

Julian

#2 ♥ 0

Hi

In my rtf file (WPTools 3.12) i have a phrase like that:

"My book is blue". So when i export the file, the phrase is rendered like:
"My book is blu". The last char is not rendered.

if i print the original rtf, the last char is there....

what is happening ?

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