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@ -2266,20 +2266,9 @@ void UBSvgSubsetAdaptor::UBSvgSubsetWriter::textItemToSvg(UBGraphicsTextItem* it |
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//for new documents from version 4.5.0
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mXmlWriter.writeStartElement("itemTextContent"); |
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//TODO:
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// This is only a workaround that works quite well. The font sizes are expressed on
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// px instead of pt because px is less sensitive to the physicalDPI of the Os. The
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// main problem in fact appears when the file is used on another platform than the
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// one used to create it.
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// But a different solution has to be implemented to avoid some annoying case that
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// are already present with this hack.
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QString htmlString = item->toHtml(); |
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qDebug() << htmlString; |
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QRegExp regExp("font-size:([0-9]{,3})pt"); |
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htmlString = htmlString.replace(regExp,"font-size:\\1px"); |
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qDebug() << htmlString; |
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//mXmlWriter.writeCDATA(htmlString);
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mXmlWriter.writeCharacters(htmlString); |
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// Note: don't use mXmlWriter.writeCDATA(htmlString); because it doesn't escape characters sequences correctly.
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// Texts copied from other programs like Open-Office can truncate the svg file.
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mXmlWriter.writeCharacters(item->toHtml()); |
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mXmlWriter.writeEndElement(); //itemTextContent
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mXmlWriter.writeEndElement(); //foreignObject
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