Re: Re: Re: Problem converting HTML to PDF

>I also know that the $status value returned by both
>Read() and Write() is empty (I think that means success).

If you only think that, I really think you should check the documentation before you go any further.

Everything that you call, check its return. Everything you do, print a line to see if it worked or died there.

There's stuff you say you "know from debugging" -- why don't you post that stuff here?
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Problem converting HTML to PDF by ehdonhon (Curate) on Jan 29, 2003 at 23:10 UTC
I also said that " I know that the second Write() call which outputs to STDERR does output a valid pdf file.". I didn't think anybody would find it useful for me to post the contents of the entire pdf file. Here's the first few lines of output produced from the second Write(): %!PS-Adobe-3.0 %%Creator: (ImageMagick) %%Title: (GLOB(0x92ed52c)) %%CreationDate: (Wed Jan 29 18:07:37 2003) And here are the last few lines: %%EndData %%PageTrailer %%Trailer %%BoundingBox: 0 0 611 791 %%EOF UPDATE: I now realize this isn't what a pdf file looks like. This is what a postscript file looks like. Either I have totally missed the boat on how to use Image::Magick, or it doesn't quite work right for all combinations of conversions yet. In any event, thanks to everybody for their help, I've found a better solution to my problem.	[reply]

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Problem converting HTML to PDF
by ehdonhon (Curate) on Jan 29, 2003 at 23:10 UTC

I also said that " I know that the second Write() call which outputs to STDERR does output a valid pdf file.". I didn't think anybody would find it useful for me to post the contents of the entire pdf file. Here's the first few lines of output produced from the second Write():

%!PS-Adobe-3.0
%%Creator: (ImageMagick)
%%Title: (GLOB(0x92ed52c))
%%CreationDate: (Wed Jan 29 18:07:37 2003)

And here are the last few lines:

%%EndData
%%PageTrailer
%%Trailer
%%BoundingBox: 0 0 611 791
%%EOF

UPDATE: I now realize this isn't what a pdf file looks like. This is what a postscript file looks like. Either I have totally missed the boat on how to use Image::Magick, or it doesn't quite work right for all combinations of conversions yet. In any event, thanks to everybody for their help, I've found a better solution to my problem.

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