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From: linton@marktwain.rad.sgi.com (Mark Linton)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.interviews
Subject: Re: figures in doc
Message-ID: <1991May10.155828.7175@fido.wpd.sgi.com>
Date: 10 May 91 15:58:28 GMT
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In article <9105091907.AA19327@lurch.Stanford.EDU>, garry@alice.att.com writes:
|> This is the third time I've asked this.  Has it been ignored
|> or just never made it through?
|> 
|> I've been playing with the doc in 3.0 beta.  It looks like a 
|> real nice package.  However, I cannot seem to get the figures
|> within a document to print.  When I print, for example, intro.doc
|> from lib/all/doc-samples, the document prints fine but there is
|> just blank space where the figures should be.  I've tried
|> various combinations of draft and final modes, with no good
|> results.  What am I doing wrong?  Having seen the Glyph paper,
|> I assume this can be done...

You need fix3 for iv/src/lib/InterViews/printer.c, included below.

*** printer.c.orig      Mon Apr 15 10:52:49 1991
--- printer.c   Tue Apr 23 15:18:16 1991
***************
*** 193,198 ****
--- 193,199 ----
  }

  void Printer::push_transform() {
+     Canvas::push_transform();
      PrinterRep* p = rep_;
      flush();
      int depth = p->info_->count();
***************
*** 207,215 ****
--- 208,218 ----
      int depth = p->info_->count();
      p->info_->remove(depth - 1);
      *p->out_ << "grestore\n";
+     Canvas::pop_transform();
  }

  void Printer::transform(Transformer& t) {
+     Canvas::transform(t);
      PrinterRep* p = rep_;
      flush();
      float a00, a01, a10, a11, a20, a21;
***************
*** 219,235 ****
      *p->out_ << " " << a20 << " " << a21 << "] concat\n";
  }

- /*
-  * The current transform push/pop just saves and restores state,
-  * so we can use it for clipping as well.
-  */
-
  void Printer::push_clipping() {
!     push_transform();
  }

  void Printer::pop_clipping() {
!     pop_transform();
  }

  void Printer::new_path() {
--- 222,242 ----
      *p->out_ << " " << a20 << " " << a21 << "] concat\n";
  }

  void Printer::push_clipping() {
!     PrinterRep* p = rep_;
!     flush();
!     int depth = p->info_->count();
!     PrinterInfo info = p->info_->item(depth - 1);
!     p->info_->insert(depth, info);
!     *p->out_ << "gsave\n";
  }

  void Printer::pop_clipping() {
!     PrinterRep* p = rep_;
!     flush();
!     int depth = p->info_->count();
!     p->info_->remove(depth - 1);
!     *p->out_ << "grestore\n";
  }

  void Printer::new_path() {