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Marp CLI 3.2.1
Linux
test.md
# Low-pass filter $$R = 220\ohm$$ $$C = 10nF$$ $$f_{cutoff} = \frac{1}{2\pi RC} = \frac{1}{2\pi \cdot 220\ohm \cdot 10nF} = 72.34Hz$$ ---
$ marp --pdf test.md
test.pdf will be generated without problems.
test.pdf
Copy to content of test.md 150-times into the same file to generate 150 pages with multiple formulas and save it
Convert to PDF again
Conversion will fail and the console is floated with the base64 encoded HTML version of the input file.
Conversion of markdown files with unlimited numbers of latex formulas.
Conversion aborts with the error:
Failed converting Markdown. (net::ERR_ABORTED at data:text/html;base64,<lots of base64 encoded data>
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Perhaps it has reached the limit of URL length for Chromium I think it would be required a proper solution or fallback alternative to data URI.
Workaround: Add --allow-local-files option. It always uses the local file URI instead of data URI.
--allow-local-files
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Thank you for the fast response and the workaround! It worked for me and the PDF is generated without problems.
Page.setContent()
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Version of Marp Tool
Marp CLI 3.2.1
Operating System
Linux
Environment
How to reproduce
test.md
with following content:test.pdf
will be generated without problems.Copy to content of
test.md
150-times into the same file to generate 150 pages with multiple formulas and save itConvert to PDF again
Conversion will fail and the console is floated with the base64 encoded HTML version of the input file.
Expected behavior
Conversion of markdown files with unlimited numbers of latex formulas.
Actual behavior
Conversion aborts with the error:
Additional information
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: