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apply_redactions() move pdf text to right after redaction #2210
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I have taken a look at your file: there is a bug in |
You can use this file as a sample |
Thank you! I will submit the bug report then and keep you in informed. |
I think your issue could be a duplicate of #2108 in which case it will definitely be fixed in the next version. I need to confirm this. |
Confirming: your issue is a duplicate of #2108 and thus will be fixed in next version. |
Thanks for the update!! |
Implements pymupdf#2011. Adds support for Pixmap JPEG output. Fixes pymupdf#2248, pymupdf#2210, which are duplicates of pymupdf#2108 - fixed here. Adds support for drawing rectangles with rounded corners.
Implements pymupdf#2011. Adds support for Pixmap JPEG output. Fixes pymupdf#2248, pymupdf#2210, which are duplicates of pymupdf#2108 - fixed here. Adds support for drawing rectangles with rounded corners.
Implements pymupdf#2011. Adds support for Pixmap JPEG output. Fixes pymupdf#2248, pymupdf#2210, which are duplicates of pymupdf#2108 - fixed here. Adds support for drawing rectangles with rounded corners.
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Describe the bug (mandatory)
During the redaction of a pdf document, the text is misplaced from its original position to the right. The redaction annotations are placed correctly but after applying the apply_redactions() function, this issue occurs.
To Reproduce (mandatory)
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Your configuration (mandatory)
3.10.1 (tags/v3.10.1:2cd268a, Dec 6 2021, 19:10:37) [MSC v.1929 64 bit (AMD64)]
win32
PyMuPDF 1.19.6: Python bindings for the MuPDF 1.19.0 library.
Version date: 2022-03-03 00:00:01.
Built for Python 3.10 on win32 (64-bit).
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