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The algorithm computing the image transformation matrix in page.get_image_bbox() will not always correctly reflect whether an image has been flipped (left-right or top-bottom).
This only affects the matrix returned by page.get_image_bbox(item, transform=True). The bbox itself is correct.
Also refer to discussion #1217.
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As an intermediate solution, page.get_image_rects(item, transform=True)[0] can be used. This should deliver the correct transformation matrix.
In the next version, this intermediate solution will replace the original.
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Describe the bug (mandatory)
The algorithm computing the image transformation matrix in
page.get_image_bbox()
will not always correctly reflect whether an image has been flipped (left-right or top-bottom).This only affects the matrix returned by
page.get_image_bbox(item, transform=True)
. The bbox itself is correct.Also refer to discussion #1217.
To Reproduce (mandatory)
Explain the steps to reproduce the behavior, For example, include a minimal code snippet, example files, etc.
Expected behavior (optional)
Describe what you expected to happen (if not obvious).
Screenshots (optional)
If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.
Your configuration (mandatory)
Affects all platforms.
Additional context (optional)
As an intermediate solution,
page.get_image_rects(item, transform=True)[0]
can be used. This should deliver the correct transformation matrix.In the next version, this intermediate solution will replace the original.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: