Package: psptools
Version: 1.2.2-3
Hello,
In certain circumstances, psplpr can remove a postscript line and
duplicate another one.
I use debian 2.2r3 with security updates on i386.
This bug is present in both version 1.2.2-3 and 1.2.2-5.
Here is how to reproduce the bug :
zcat /usr/doc/gs-aladdin/examples/golfer.ps.gz >/tmp/golfer.ps
cd /tmp
/usr/bin/psplpr -k /tmp/hp1055c1.ppd -o - -u '*OutputMode=Best' \
< golfer.ps > toto.ps
The ppd file comes from HP, and is the PPD for HP 1055cm printer for
windows 9x with EOL properly converted to unix convention.
A ``diff golfer.ps toto.ps'' shows that :
feature '*OutputMode=Best' was added
original line 74, containing ``u'' was removed
original line 75, containing ``0.9 g'' was added
diff golfer.ps toto.ps :
72a73
> %%BeginProlog
74c75,85
< u
---
> %%BeginSetup
> %%BeginFeature: *OutputMode Best
> << /HWResolution [600 600]
> /PostRenderingEnhance true
> /PostRenderingEnhanceDetails
> << /PrintQuality 3
> /Type 11 >>
> >> setpagedevice
> %%EndFeature
> %%EndSetup
> 0.9 g
Christophe
--
char*p="[)1++++++11+(QI1)9191991)9)1)(II1)919Y91)9)1)(AK+9;991+3*(9I1*IY991)Q1\
)(1I1))A91991)Q1)(+)1)1++9;)Q1+(";main(_){while(*p){for(_=*p-32>>3;_;--_)
putchar(' ');if(!(_=*p++-32&7))putchar('\n');else while(_--)printf("_/");}}
