[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #60100] SVG graphics can crash Adobe Reader in some cases

[Dmitri A. Sergatskov]

Follow-up Comment #8, bug #60100 (project octave):

A proper program should be able to handle any input w/o crashing. It may
display garbage, or it may tell you there is an error, but it should not
crash. So octave may create suboptimal svgs, libreoffice may create bad pdfs,
but so far we know for sure is that acrobat has a bug.

Anyway, since you are creating html, you can display it in a browser and then
print it to a pdf file. 

If it has to be libreoiffice somewhere in the chain (e.g. you want to add some
text, prior to the final conversion), you can try printing to postscript and
then convert to pdf using ghostscript utilities (where you can experiment with
different pdf optimizations).

Etc, etc,

Dmitri.
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