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(Please note that I'm new to github. I'm not sure if a pull request is the correct way to notify about a half-baked new feature on a topic branch.)

This implementation follows the second approach outlined in #issuecomment-5596872 (see issue #20). Auto-trimming can be turned on and off with the boolean field PDFPageView.autoTrimOn, which, for now, is just a static constant.

Things that remain to be done:

  • I'm not sure if this implementation is memory efficient. Maybe we could do with copying the image one less time.
  • Coordinate transformation for forward/backward search and for annotations.
  • Correct handling of the "fit page to screen" and "fit page width to screen width" zoom actions.
  • Front end to turn auto-trimming on and off (toggle button).

robamler added 3 commits May 10, 2012 23:28
This implementation follows the second approach outlined
in #issuecomment-5596872 (see issue Borisvl#20 on github.com/Borisvl/
Pdf4Eclipse). Auto-trimming can be turned on and of with the
boolean field PDFPageView.autoTrimOn, which, for now, is just
a static constant.

Things that remain to do:

 - I'm not sure if this implementation is memory efficient.
   Maybe we could do with copying the image one less time.

 - Coordinate transformation for forward/backward search and
   for annotations.

 - Correct handling of the "fit page to screen" and "fit page
   width to screen width" zoom actions.

 - Frontend to turn auto-trimming on and off (toggle button).
Finish implementation of auto-trimming of page margins.
Detailed list of changes compared to previous commit:

 - Add front end (toolbar button).

 - Fix coordinate transformations for annotations and for
   synctex forward/backward search.

 - Fix behaviour of the "fit page to screen" and "fit page
   width to screen width" commands when auto-trimming is
   activated.
With the previous implementation, fitting the page width to the
screen width sometimes resulted in a page width that was actually
one pixel *larger* than the screen width. This was due the use
of Math.round(). This commit should fix this issue by always
rounding _down_ the would-be floating point page dimensions to
the integer page dimensions.
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Hi Boris,
This implementation works well on my machine. Please let me know if you find any bugs or would like to have anything refactored.
Robert

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Borisvl commented May 14, 2012

Hi, thank you very much for your effort. I will take a closer look at it in the next few days.

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