jEuclid improvements

[Intelligent2013]

Sometimes jEuclid renders mathml into SVG images badly:

(Source issue: https://github.com/metanorma/iso-10303-detached-docs/issues/107).

Currently, these issues fixed on-fly in xslt by applying zero-width spaces, left/right indents, etc.
Need to investigate how fix them in jEuclid directly.

jEuclid repository: https://github.com/rototor/jeuclid

[Intelligent2013]

From metanorma/metanorma-ogc#465 (comment):

Mathml text (see line numbers) renders a bolded than main text:

[Intelligent2013]

Mathml text (see line numbers) renders a bolded than main text:

This is not jEuclid, Batik or FOP issue. Actually Acrobat renders text and SVG graphic with different anti-aliasing algorithms.
There isn't different in scale 600%.

Note: 1st digit is text, 2nd digit is mathml (SVG).

Acrobat rendering:

• scale 100%
  

• scale 150%
  

• scale 600% - no difference
  

Rendering in PDF XChange Viewer:

• scale 100% - no difference
  

• scale 150% - no difference
  

Rendering in Chrome browser:
-scale 100% - no difference

• scale 150% - no difference
  

[Intelligent2013]

From http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/addons_doc.html:

This plug-in, previous called "JEuclid MathML / ODF image plug-in", has been created by Max Berger who is also the maintainer of JEuclid.

As of version 3.0.1_01, the name of this plug-in becomes "JEuclid image toolkit plug-in" and its code is maintained by XMLmind.

This plug-in is released under the same license as JEuclid: Apache Software License Version 2.0.

The source code of this plug-in, as well as an ant build.xml file allowing to rebuild jeuclid_imagetoolkit.jar, are found in jeuclid_addon_install_dir/src.zip.

Modifications made by XMLmind Software
Note that JEuclid has been modified by XMLmind Software in order to recompile it against latest versions of Apache FOP and Apache Batik. More information in jeuclid_addon_install_dir/CHANGES_MADE_BY_XMLMIND.txt.

http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/addons.shtml#imageToolkitPlugin

[ronaldtse]

@Intelligent2013 I am wondering if we should change the text rendering inside JEuclid with actual math fonts. I suspect that math SVGs are causing the PDF sizes to increase by a significant amount.