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feat(render): a layout's PDF is a GeoPDF: its map frames georeferenced (#1191) - #1585
Closes#1191. A layout's PDF (#1359's vector writer) becomes a GeoPDF: each map frame is georeferenced as an ISO 32000 geospatial viewport, the encoding GDAL's PDF driver, QGIS, Acrobat and Avenza read. A reader then shows coordinates and measures in the frame, and GDAL or QGIS open the page as a georeferenced raster in the map's own coordinate system.
Coordinates only: this adds no layers and no feature attributes (not the layered kind of GeoPDF).
On each page with map frames, the page dictionary gets a /VP array of viewports, one per georeferenced frame, or several where other frames are drawn over it (below):
rustgis-render, pdf.rs: Viewport (always with a /GEO measure), Page::with_viewports, and the /VP entry. A document with georeferenced frames is PDF 1.7 with Adobe's extension level 3 (/Extensions in the catalog), where viewports are defined (now in ISO 32000-2). A document without them is written exactly as before (1.4). The WKT is a PDF literal of any length (literal), since text_string cuts at 200 characters.
rustgis-render, layout.rs: frame_viewports works out each frame's corners with the frame's own camera (frame_camera, as drawing does) and the map's coordinate system:
an EPSG code: to_wkt(Crs::Epsg), with /EPSG;
Web Mercator: EPSG 3857;
a preset or local:: the WKT of its PROJ definition, with no code.
A frame drawn over another, georeferenced or not, is cut out of the other's viewport (uncovered): the other becomes up to four rectangles around it, each with its own corners on the same projection, so no two viewports overlap. A frame left out has no viewport.
rustgis-data: proj4_to_wkt (the body of to_wkt, split so a PROJ definition with no EPSG code can be written), and lonlat_on_datum_of. wkt.rs also writes Natural Earth, Winkel Tripel and Eckert IV (Natural_Earth, Winkel_Tripel, Eckert_IV), which proj4rs doesn't define. That changes to_wkt for them too: the Shapefile .prj, GeoPackage and FlatGeobuf writers and the ESRI codes 54012 and 54077 now write those systems where they wrote none (and said so). A reader takes the corners (/GPTS) on the WKT's own geographic system. Without this step, a system with a datum shift from WGS 84 (SAD69, Córrego Alegre…) would be placed tens of metres off.
rustgis-engine, layout_bytes: every PDF page, vector or pictured, carries its frames' viewports, a map series page with that page's view. What can't be georeferenced is said in one Info notice with a count, each frame (by its id, so two frames sharing a name are two) with its reason; the frames georeferenced only by their corners in another. layout.export takes "georeference" (default true); false writes no viewports.
rustgis-ui-egui: a Georeference PDF toggle in the Publish tab's Export group (below).
docs/user-guide/layouts.md, data-formats.md.
Choices and known limits
On by default, and can be turned off ("georeference": false, or the toggle), for a map whose places shouldn't travel with it.
Left out, and said ("The PDF doesn't georeference 2 map frames (Main: it is tilted, …)"): a tilted frame (perspective, no flat map to measure on), a frame on the globe, a frame whose map is on another body than the Earth (writing a planetary system into the viewport is left for later), a frame whose map is missing, a frame with a corner off the Earth, a frame across its projection's edge (Web Mercator's world repeated across 180°, which a reader would wrap to the other side), a frame whose corners can't be moved onto its datum, and a frame cut into more than 64 rectangles by the frames over it. The notice is Info: nothing wrong is written.
No WKT form (a system with a grid shift): the frame is georeferenced in longitude/latitude (GEOGCS, EPSG 4326) by its corners only when that puts every point of a 9 × 9 grid over it, its edges included, within 0.5 mm on paper of where the frame draws it (measured against the real projection); a place between its corners off the map leaves it out with its own reason; otherwise it is left out. Across 180° the corners are kept within half a turn of each other.
Frames over frames, and Acrobat. By ISO 32000-1 12.9.2 a reader takes the last viewport holding a point, so a measureless viewport over the main map would hide its coordinates. Acrobat Reader doesn't follow that: a viewport with no /Measure makes it show no coordinates anywhere on the page, and one with a rectilinear (/RL) measure crashes it (26.3, access violation) when the Geospatial Location pointer enters it. Hence the cut-out viewports, which rely on no reader's choice between overlapping ones. GDAL reads the page by its largest viewport.
The box is where the page draws the frame: a pictured page rounds a frame's left and top to whole pixels and stretches its pixels over the paper, so at 72 dpi a frame at 10 mm is at 9.88 mm, and its viewport too.
Work per page: each frame's WKT and PROJ systems are built again on every page of a map series. Not measured; cheap next to drawing the page.
Shaped frames (circle, ellipse, polygon) are georeferenced by their rectangle, the box their map is drawn in, when no frame is under them. One drawn over another frame is left out and said, as its box would give its places where the page shows the other's map; it still cuts the frame under it, which has no coordinates in its box.
Only layouts. Print Map (share.rs), reports and presentations still write plain PDFs. They could follow with the same with_viewports if wanted.
No OGC "best practice" (/LGIDict) encoding. GDAL reads both; Acrobat and Avenza read ISO 32000.
Ribbon
Task: say whether a layout's PDF carries its map frames' coordinates. It sits in the Publish tab's Export group, beside Export and Print, which it applies to: the tab where a layout is exported and printed.
Kind: a small toggle, like Snap and Rulers in the same tab. It runs nothing itself: it sets what the next PDF export or print writes. It is on by default and kept for the session. It is no split button.
At 1366 px the Publish tab is wider than the window, as it was before this PR, so the screenshot shows it scrolled to the Export group with the ribbon's arrow:
Tests
a_map_series_pdf_georeferences_each_page_with_its_view (engine): every page of a series over the lakes has a viewport, and no two have the same corners.
a_frame_drawn_over_another_leaves_the_rest_of_it (render): a rectangle without another, beside, over a corner, past it, covered, and a strip under 0.01 mm dropped.
a_frame_drawn_over_another_is_cut_out_of_its_viewport (engine): a tilted inset over a UTM frame leaves four viewports around it, none over the inset, their area the frame's less the inset's, meeting at the same places; a georeferenced inset adds its own, last.
world_projections_proj4rs_lacks_are_written (data): Natural Earth, Winkel Tripel and Eckert IV as WKT.
a_georeferenced_frame_is_a_viewport_on_its_page (render): the box from the page's bottom, corners as latitude then longitude, a 400+ character WKT whole with its \, ( and ) escaped, /VP only on the page that has it, 1.7 and /Extensions only when there is one, a plain document unchanged.
a_layout_pdf_georeferences_its_map_frames (engine): a frame in SIRGAS 2000 / UTM 23S (EPSG:31983) exported. Its four corners, taken back to the map, make the frame's rectangle (top and bottom level, sides upright within 1 cm) as wide as the frame at its scale. Tilted, it is left out and said; in Winkel Tripel, written as WKT; in ESRI:102498 (no WKT), georeferenced by its corners at 1:50,000 and left out at 1:10,000,000, where its corners would put places more than 0.5 mm off; with "georeference": false, no viewports; in SAD69 / UTM 23S (EPSG:29193, +towgs84), its first corner 10 to 200 m from WGS 84's; in Web Mercator centred on 180°, and on Mars, left out and said.
a_pdf_says_which_frames_it_doesnt_georeference (engine): one Info notice with a count; two frames named alike are both said.
a_viewport_is_where_the_page_draws_its_frame (render): at 72 dpi the box is the drawn one (9.88 mm for 10 mm), at 254 dpi the frame's own.
a_point_moves_onto_a_shifted_datum_and_not_onto_an_unshifted_one (data): SAD69 moves a point, SIRGAS 2000 doesn't.
Read with GDAL 3.7 (QGIS 3.32.1's gdalinfo), each frame centred on 45° W, 20° S. Every one opened as "PDF/Geospatial PDF", its neatline a rectangle:
Map projection
GDAL's coordinate system
Neatline
EPSG:31983
SIRGAS 2000 / UTM zone 23S (EPSG 31983)
x 300561.67 to 699438.33, centred on 500000 (the zone's meridian)
Web Mercator
WGS 84 / Pseudo-Mercator
rectangle
Mollweide (preset, no code)
Mollweide, from proj4_to_wkt
rectangle
local:-45,-20
Azimuthal Equidistant
symmetric about the centre
Run on Windows at ab22ca54 (main 040b48df merged in):
Libraries: rustgis-data lib 760 passed, rustgis-render lib 372 passed, rustgis-engine lib 1055 passed and 1 failed: export_map_to_geotiff_draws_tile_layers_and_keeps_their_credits (from feat(share): Export Map writes the view as a GeoTIFF placed on the ground #1566), which deletes an MBTiles file still open, and Windows refuses (os error 32). It doesn't reach this PR's code.
Acrobat Reader 26.3.22075 (Measure › Geospatial Location), on a PDF exported by this branch: a UTM 23S frame at 1:4,000,000 with a tilted inset over its top-left. Near the top-left corner it reads -16.9793, -48.6961 (corner -16.8567, -48.7423, the pointer a few mm inside); near the bottom-right -22.6488, -41.3457 (corner -23.0600, -41.1082); left of, right of and below the inset -19.0266, -48.5878, -18.1308, -45.1596 and -20.4570, -47.3629; inside the inset nothing, and no crash. GDAL 3.7 still opens it as "PDF/Geospatial PDF" in EPSG 31983.
Not run: Avenza (no device), Linux and macOS, and a map series export through GDAL.
opengeos#1191)
Each map frame of a layout's PDF is an ISO 32000 geospatial viewport (/VP,
/Measure /GEO): its box on the page, its corners' latitude and longitude on
its coordinate system's own datum, and that system as WKT with its EPSG code,
so GDAL, QGIS, Acrobat and Avenza locate and measure in it.
A tilted frame, one on the globe, one whose map is missing and one with a
corner off the Earth are left out, and the export says which. A projection
with no WKT form is georeferenced in longitude/latitude by its corners, and
said. A georeferenced document is PDF 1.7 with Adobe's extension level 3.
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PDF layout export now adds geographic viewport metadata to eligible map frames. Export reports frames that cannot be georeferenced and frames that use corner-based georeferencing. A UI option controls whether PDF export includes georeferencing.
Changes: GeoPDF export
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Summary
CRS and WKT support crates/data/src/raster/crs.rs, crates/data/src/raster/wkt.rs
Adds datum conversion and PROJ-definition-to-WKT helpers. WKT output includes Natural Earth, Winkel Tripel, and Eckert IV projections.
Derives geographic coordinates and WKT for eligible frames. Uses corner-based longitude/latitude georeferencing only when the fit is within 0.5 mm. Records frames that cannot be georeferenced.
PDF viewport serialization crates/render/src/pdf.rs
Adds viewport and geographic measure data to PDF pages. Pages with viewports use PDF 1.7 and include geospatial PDF dictionaries. Pages without viewports use PDF 1.4.
PDF export integration and documentation crates/engine/src/cmd/layout.rs, crates/engine/src/tests.rs, crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs, crates/ui-egui/src/ribbon.rs, docs/user-guide/data-formats.md, docs/user-guide/layouts.md
Attaches viewports to vector and rasterized PDF pages, reports omitted and corner-based frames, and adds a default-enabled UI option to disable georeferencing. Tests and documentation cover the export behavior.
opengeos/RustGIS#1586 — The PR generates EQC WKT for GeoPDF viewports using the ellipsoidal geographic definition; the issue asks whether EQC should use an ellipsoidal method or PROJ’s spherical form.
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Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review df4d6
Some exported maps can report incorrect or missing coordinates, and heavily overlapping layouts can incur excessive export work. Resolve the geographic accuracy and coverage issues before merging, or explicitly accept these limitations; georeferencing can be disabled as a workaround.
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The title names the feature (layout PDF export becomes a GeoPDF with georeferenced map frames), which matches the main change across the render, data, engine, and UI files. It uses a conventional type…
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Directly linked issue #1191 asks for GeoPDF export through an API that can handle it. It gives no further acceptance criteria and no non-coding tasks. The head adds the export path. layout.export ac…
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Each changed area supports GeoPDF layout export. (1) crates/render/src/pdf.rs: Viewport, GeoMeasure, Page::with_viewports, /VP output, the PDF 1.7 and /Extensions version rule, and literal W…
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Docstring coverage is 94.44% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentati…
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The description covers the Summary, Testing, and UI evidence sections in substance. The Summary explains the GeoPDF feature, the /VP viewport encoding, the PDF 1.7 and extension level 3 choice, the ge…
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The title names the feature (layout PDF export becomes a GeoPDF with georeferenced map frames), which matches the main change across the render, data, engine, and UI files. It uses a conventional type prefix and a scope. It omits the georeference-per-frame detail, but it still identifies the primary change. The "(#1191)" suffix refers to the linked issue.
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Directly linked issue #1191 asks for GeoPDF export through an API that can handle it. It gives no further acceptance criteria and no non-coding tasks. The head adds the export path. layout.export accepts a PDF path and a georeference parameter, default true (crates/engine/src/cmd/layout.rs, confirmed in the whole-PR diff against the merge base). layout_bytes_with calls rustgis_render::layout::frame_viewports for each page and attaches the viewports with Page::with_viewports. The render summary describes /VP entries with /Measure/GEO, corners (/GPTS), a local frame (/LPTS), and a coordinate system (/GCS with WKT, and /EPSG when a code exists). The PDF writer uses version 1.7 with /Extensions only when a viewport exists. Frames that cannot be georeferenced are left out, and each one is named in an Info notice. These are stated scope limits, not missing requirements. The engine diff confirms the export wiring. The unit tests listed in the PR description cover viewport encoding, frame geometry, datum shifts, and notices. The change since the previous review adds the corner-fit fallback, the georeference option, and the Acrobat-driven cut-out viewports. These are consistent with the requirement. Verdict: the requirement is met at the reviewed head.
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Each changed area supports GeoPDF layout export. (1) crates/render/src/pdf.rs: Viewport, GeoMeasure, Page::with_viewports, /VP output, the PDF 1.7 and /Extensions version rule, and literal WKT encoding. (2) crates/render/src/layout.rs: Georeferenced, frame_viewports, the corner fallback (MAX_CORNER_FIT_MM), the cut-out of covered frames, and the omission rules. (3) crates/data/src/raster/wkt.rs: proj4_to_wkt and the shared def_wkt writer. to_wkt keeps its behaviour. These support WKT for presets and for the Natural Earth, Winkel Tripel and Eckert IV systems that the WKT writer lacked. (4) crates/data/src/raster/crs.rs: lonlat_on_datum_of, which moves WGS 84 corners onto the datum of the WKT system. (5) crates/engine/src/cmd/layout.rs: the georeference parameter, viewport attachment, and georeference_notices. The engine diff confirms these. (6) Tests in render, engine and data for this behaviour. (7) docs/user-guide/layouts.md and data-formats.md, which describe the output. The UI change (crates/ui-egui ribbon.rs and lib.rs, a Georeference PDF checkbox bound to the same option) is in scope as the control for the new parameter. Its text diff could not be read, because the changed blobs are missing from the checkout. This result rests on the supplied summary for that file. No change was found that is unrelated to GeoPDF export. Print Map (share.rs), reports and presentations are unchanged, as the PR states.
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The description covers the Summary, Testing, and UI evidence sections in substance. The Summary explains the GeoPDF feature, the /VP viewport encoding, the PDF 1.7 and extension level 3 choice, the georeference option, and the known limits. The Testing section lists the fmt and clippy results, per-crate test counts, the one unrelated Windows failure, and the GDAL and Acrobat checks. The UI evidence section is filled in: it includes a ribbon description and a screenshot for the new Georeference PDF toggle. The template's UI section asks for before and after screenshots for changes to existing UI. The toggle is new, so an after-only screenshot is acceptable. The Related issue section is filled in with Closes #1191. The PR description also has a minor inconsistency: it refers to the PR as using #1359's vector writer, but that is only context and does not affect the template. Overall the description is complete and matches the template.
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A rabbit maps the fields below, And marks each frame where coordinates go. The PDF holds corners, neat and bright, With WKT set just right. If frames are hidden, notices appear, The rabbit hops; the map is clear.
I found no crash paths or silent data loss in the GeoPDF math. The corner-to-lon/lat conversion, the viewport dictionary (box from the bottom, corners clockwise from top-left matching /LPTS), the WKT escaping and the PDF 1.7 / /Extensions switch all check out on reading. The main problems are an AGENTS.md notice rule violation and a dedup bug. There are no prior review threads, so nothing was left out as already raised.
Bugs
crates/engine/src/cmd/layout.rs:3551: left_out and by_corners are deduplicated by frame name, so two distinct frames with the same name collapse and the second frame's reason is never reported. Dedupe on element id instead. Confidence: medium.
crates/render/src/layout.rs:666: a failed datum conversion reports "a corner is off the Earth", the same as a real off-Earth corner. Give it its own reason. Confidence: low–medium.
Security
None found.
Performance
frame_viewport rebuilds the WKT and the PROJ objects for every frame on every page, and lonlat_on_datum_of rebuilds the WGS 84 and target systems for each corner. Both are cheap for one page, but a long map series repeats them. Build once per frame, or cache per map. Confidence: high that it is redundant, low that it matters.
Quality
crates/engine/src/cmd/layout.rs:3601: "its projection has no WKT form" is inaccurate for grid-shift EPSG systems, which to_wkt refuses for a different reason (+nadgrids). Name the real reason. Confidence: low–medium.
Nit: exact in frame_viewport duplicates projected. Nit: the engine test deletes its temp file only on success, so a failed assertion leaves it behind.
AGENTS.md
crates/engine/src/cmd/layout.rs:3597: one notice per frame, where the rule asks for one notice per kind with a count. pictured_notices shows the required pattern. The tests that match per-frame text would need updating. Confidence: high.
Not verified
Non-finite corners could reach the PDF as NaN, which is invalid syntax, because the non-datum branch does not check is_finite(). I did not confirm that map.to_lonlat can return a non-finite value. Confidence: low.
I could not run the build or tests here. I did not check the GDAL/QGIS claims or the ISO 32000 details beyond reading the code.
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Compared with the base: the whole PR against main (merge base bda413d to PR head fcbf8da).
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- Around line 3550-3552: Update the export’s `left_out` deduplication around
`geo.left_out` to key notices by frame ID and exclusion reason rather than frame
name, so frames with different reasons each get reported. Preserve each frame’s
ID and reason, and apply the same deduplication across series pages.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/tests.rs:
- Around line 30857-30878: Extend the GeoPDF test around `export` and the GPTS
parsing to use a frame on a shifted datum, then compare the parsed GPTS
coordinates against independently calculated coordinates on the datum identified
by the exported WKT. Use a tolerance tight enough to detect an identity WGS84
round-trip, while preserving the existing PDF and GeoPDF assertions.
Review comments at @crates/render/src/layout.rs:
- Line 676: Update viewport construction in the code creating
`crate::pdf::Viewport` so its geometry is derived from the rendered frame’s
rounded placement and final page scaling, rather than the unrounded `e.x`,
`e.y`, `e.w`, and `e.h` values. Preserve the existing coordinate system and
projection behavior while ensuring the viewport aligns with the final rendered
frame.
- Around line 662-674: Update the geographic fallback viewport handling around
`corners` and the `system` match so corner longitudes spanning the antimeridian
use a reader-compatible crossing representation instead of appearing to cover
nearly the whole globe. If that representation cannot be established safely,
omit the viewport and issue a warning; preserve the existing non-crossing
behavior.
- Around line 637-646: Update the viewport CRS selection around the match on
map.projection so flat Mars or Moon frames are never labeled EPSG:3857. Use a
body-specific CRS when supported; otherwise omit the PDF viewport and emit a
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…er bodies, 180°, drawn placement (opengeos#1191)
- What a PDF doesn't georeference, and what it georeferences by its corners
only, are each one notice with a count (AGENTS.md, Never silent), a frame
counted once by its id (two frames sharing a name are two).
- A frame on another body than the Earth is left out: an Earth system would
misplace it.
- A corner past +-180 deg, or one that doesn't come back to its map position
(Web Mercator's world repeated across 180 deg), leaves the frame out; in the
longitude/latitude fallback the corners are kept within half a turn.
- The viewport is the box the page draws: the frame's left and top on the
whole pixel draw_page rounds them to at the export's dpi, the page's pixels
stretched over its paper.
- A datum shift that can't be computed says so; the corner-only notice names
both reasons a system has no WKT.
- Tests: SAD69 corners on SAD69 (engine, data), placement at 72 and 254 dpi,
notices.
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On the review summary's points not in a thread (round 1 is 18304a5e; main merged in ab22ca54):
Performance (WKT and PROJ systems rebuilt per frame on every page): left as is. It is not measured, and next to drawing a page it is small; the PR text now names it as a known limit. A cache per map can come if a long series shows it.
"its projection has no WKT form" for grid-shift systems: that wording is gone; the corner notice now names both reasons ("a grid shift, or a projection WKT1 has no name for").
exact duplicates projected: they are the same today because a map can't be in a geographic system of its own (map.projection refuses "EPSG:4674 is in degrees"), so a map's own system is always a PROJCS. Kept as two names: one says "not by corners", the other the WKT's kind.
Temp file left on a failed assertion: it's in the system temp folder, named by process id, like the other export tests here.
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…s against PROJ
The clean export's "no notice" check looked for "georeferenced", which
neither georeferencing notice contains; it now looks for "georeference".
The SAD69 corner is compared with the shift PROJ gives for EPSG:4326 to
EPSG:4618 (within 10 m), so a shift the wrong way fails.
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- Around line 31158-31159: Update the SAD69 test assertions around the `off`
calculation to validate each of the four `/GPTS` corners against independent
SAD69 reference coordinates, rather than checking only the first corner.
Preserve the existing distance tolerance for each comparison and ensure every
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Thanks, the encoding is solid. Before this merges:
1. Don't write approximate coordinates. The corners-only fallback puts unchecked coordinates into the file, and nothing in the file says they're approximate. Whoever opens the PDF never sees the export notice, so in Avenza a regional Winkel Tripel map can put the GPS dot kilometres off near the middle of the frame. Two fixes:
Teach wkt.rs the three missing presets (Natural Earth, Winkel Tripel, Eckert IV) so they don't fall back at all.
For the other cases (grid shifts), measure the corner fit at the frame's centre and edge midpoints against the real projection. Write it only if the worst error is under about 0.5 mm on paper; otherwise leave the frame out and say so.
2. Left-out frames show the wrong coordinates. A globe or tilted inset on top of the main map gets no viewport, so the main map's viewport still covers it, and measuring on the inset gives main-map coordinates. Give each left-out frame a viewport with no /Measure so nothing shows through. Please check that this matches how the spec picks between overlapping viewports.
3. Add a way to turn it off. Add a georeference parameter on the export command, default true, with a checkbox in the PDF dialog. I can imagine several reasons someone wouldn't want to include coordinatea for a map, and hardcoding the inclusion is bad practice.
4. Make the left-out notice Info, not a warning. Once 1 and 2 are in, nothing wrong is written, so a frame left out of georeferencing isn't data loss. Warning on every export with a globe inset will just train people to ignore warnings.
5. Test in Avenza or Acrobat. GDAL is the most forgiving reader. Please try one export in Avenza or Acrobat before merge, since those are what people will actually use.
Please also say in the description that this adds coordinates only, without layers or feature attributes, so nobody expects the layered kind of GeoPDF.
…urned off (opengeos#1191)
Mavrick-F's review:
- Natural Earth, Winkel Tripel and Eckert IV are written as WKT (Esri's names, which GDAL
and PROJ read), so maps in them no longer fall back to corners.
- A frame whose system has no WKT is georeferenced by its corners in longitude/latitude
only if, at its centre and edge midpoints, that puts every place within 0.5 mm on paper
of where it is drawn; otherwise it is left out, and said.
- A frame left out keeps a viewport with no measure, so that a frame under it doesn't
show through: readers take the last viewport holding a point (ISO 32000-1, 12.9.2).
- "georeference": false on layout.export, and Layout > Export > Georeference PDF.
- The notices are information, not warnings.
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…eft measureless (opengeos#1191)
Acrobat Reader shows no coordinates anywhere on a page that has a viewport
with no /Measure. A frame left out of georeferencing now gets a rectilinear
measure in paper millimetres, so it still covers the frame under it (the
last viewport holding a point wins, ISO 32000-1 12.9.2) while the main map
keeps its coordinates. Checked in Acrobat Reader and with GDAL.
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Three inline comments were posted. The first is about a misleading notice reason, the second is low-confidence hardening against non-finite corners, and the third covers a to_wkt behaviour change that the PR description doesn't mention.
Bugs
Misleading notice reason (crates/render/src/layout.rs:743, medium confidence): corner_fit_mm returns None both when a sample point is off the map and when the offset is non-finite. Both cases are reported as "more than 0.5 mm off", so the user is told the wrong thing. Posted inline with a fix.
Non-finite corners could reach /GPTS (crates/render/src/layout.rs:713, low confidence): the Web Mercator and no-datum paths don't check is_finite. I could not confirm that to_lonlat returns Some(NaN), so this may be unreachable. Posted inline with a one-line guard.
Security
None found. The WKT and names go through literal and text_string, which escape parentheses and backslashes and hex-encode control characters. Dpi is clamped in layout_bytes_with, and the new code has no unwrap or panic outside tests.
Performance
Minor only: frame_viewports rebuilds the WKT and the PROJ objects for every frame on every series page. The author already noted this in the PR description.
Quality
Undisclosed behaviour change (crates/data/src/raster/wkt.rs:1186, medium confidence): the PR says to_wkt is unchanged, but it now writes WKT for Natural Earth, Winkel Tripel and Eckert IV. Shapefile .prj, GeoPackage, FlatGeobuf and ESRI 54012/54077 are affected. Posted inline.
Doc mismatch (crates/render/src/layout.rs:597, nit): Georeferenced::viewports says "None when no frame could be", but the code returns an empty Vec.
PR description is stale (nit): it says the three presets have no WKT form and are georeferenced only by corners, but the diff and its own world_projections… test say the opposite.
AGENTS.md
Ribbon control and visible change without screenshots (confidence high): the new "Georeference PDF" checkbox (crates/ui-egui/src/ribbon.rs:3214) comes with no 1366 px screenshot, and the PR has no before/after images. docs/contributing.md (Ribbon guidelines) requires the task, tab and group, the action type, and the screenshot. AGENTS.md requires screenshots for any visible change.
The checkbox sets UI state only, with no command id. Command Search and shortcuts can't reach it; the georeference parameter of layout.export covers the CLI and scripts.
Already raised, left alone
I left 9 earlier concerns alone. Most were answered by the PR author or already fixed. The one still open is that engine notices aren't translated; the author answered with evidence, so I did not repeat it.
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/tests.rs:
- Around line 31688-31694: Extend the GeoPDF export test around the
`layout.export` call to create a map series with distinct page extents and
verify that each exported page’s `/GPTS` matches its map frame view. Ensure the
assertions check later pages independently so reusing the first page’s
coordinates fails the test.
Review comments at @crates/render/src/layout.rs:
- Line 627: Update the origin calculations in the `placed` array to round the
scaled frame coordinates using `f32` precision, then convert the rounded values
back to `f64` before applying `sx` and `sy`. Leave the width and height
calculations unchanged.
- Around line 662-668: Update the five-point sampling loop that computes `worst`
so the corner-fit error reflects a validated bound across the entire frame, not
just those samples. If a reliable bound cannot be established, omit the fallback
rather than reporting an unsupported maximum error.
- Around line 626-628: Update the MapFrame viewport construction around `placed`
and `bare` so circular, elliptical, and polygonal insets do not claim their full
rectangular area for PDF coordinate selection; preserve main-map viewport
coverage over visible areas outside each inset’s shape. Adjust viewport
selection or geometry, rather than relying on `/Bounds` alone, and retain the
inset’s existing shape and coordinate behavior within its actual shape.
Review comments at @crates/render/src/pdf.rs:
- Around line 68-79: Validate that every corner value in m.corners and each
converted viewport rectangle coordinate (x1, bottom, x2, and top) is finite
before formatting the viewport metadata. Reject invalid values through the
existing error path rather than serializing NaN or infinity.
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Acrobat Reader shows no coordinates on a page with a viewport that has no
/Measure, and crashes (26.3, access violation) when its Geospatial
Location pointer enters one with a rectilinear measure, so the previous
approach broke it. Viewports no longer overlap: a frame drawn over
another, georeferenced or not, is cut out of the other's viewport, which
becomes up to four rectangles around it, each a /GEO viewport with its
own corners on the same projection. A frame left out has no viewport.
Checked in Acrobat Reader 26.3 on an exported PDF: the main map reads
right all around a tilted inset, the inset reads nothing, no crash.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Thanks, all five are in (69ceaa7a, and df4d6c61 for item 2):
No approximate coordinates.wkt.rs now writes Natural Earth, Winkel Tripel and Eckert IV (Natural_Earth, Winkel_Tripel, Eckert_IV), and GDAL reads them back, so those three don't fall back any more. For a system that still has no WKT (a grid shift), the corner fit is measured at the frame's centre and its four edge midpoints against the real projection. The frame is written only when the worst point is within 0.5 mm on paper. Otherwise it's left out and the notice says why.
Left-out frames. You read the spec right (12.9.2: the last viewport holding the point wins), but Acrobat Reader doesn't follow it, so I changed the approach after testing. A viewport with no /Measure makes Acrobat show no coordinates anywhere on the page. A viewport with a rectilinear (/RL) measure crashes Acrobat Reader 26.3 (access violation in Acrobat.dll) as soon as the Geospatial Location pointer enters it; I reproduced that twice, with mm and with pt units. So the PDF no longer has overlapping viewports. A frame drawn over another is cut out of the other's viewport, which becomes up to four rectangles around it, each a /GEO viewport with its own corners on the same projection. A left-out frame gets no viewport. A georeferenced frame on top keeps its own.
Turning it off.layout.export takes "georeference" (default true), and the layout's Export group has a Georeference PDF checkbox.
Notice level. The left-out and by-corners notices are Info now.
Acrobat. I tested in Acrobat Reader 26.3.22075 with Measure › Geospatial Location. The PDF was exported by this branch: a SIRGAS 2000 / UTM 23S frame at 1:4,000,000 with a tilted inset over its top-left, which the PDF writes as four viewports around the inset.
Near the top-left corner it reads -16.9793, -48.6961 (the corner is -16.8567, -48.7423; the pointer was a few mm inside).
Near the bottom-right it reads -22.6488, -41.3457 (corner -23.0600, -41.1082).
In the strips left of, right of and below the inset it reads -19.0266, -48.5878, then -18.1308, -45.1596, then -20.4570, -47.3629: the main map's coordinates, continuous across the pieces.
Inside the inset, Latitude and Longitude are blank, and Acrobat doesn't crash.
GDAL 3.7 still opens the page as "PDF/Geospatial PDF" in EPSG 31983. I haven't tried Avenza, as I have no device for it.
The description now says this adds coordinates only, without layers or feature attributes.
Shaped frames (circle, ellipse, polygon, lasso) are georeferenced by their full bounding box. A georeferenced inset's viewport therefore gives its own coordinates over visible main-map corners outside the shape, and the frame underneath loses coordinates over its whole cut-out. Posted inline at crates/render/src/layout.rs:641. Confidence: medium-high. This is a re-raise: the earlier thread is outdated and unanswered, and the PR body now documents the limit without a notice or doc.
Low confidence, needs re-checking: the GDAL check in the thread about Winkel Tripel centred on 180° reports EPSG:4326. That is the by-corners fallback. The current code writes Winkel Tripel as PROJCS, so that result may not describe today's output. Re-run the check on the head.
Security
No issues found in the changed code. The WKT and /Name strings go through literal(), and the new parameter is parsed defensively.
Performance
Per-page work in a map series: to_wkt, lookup and projector construction run again for each frame on each page. Not measured; low impact. Already discussed in an answered thread, so I leave it.
Quality
The ribbon toggle reuses the globe_view icon, which the Globe, Web Scene and Worldview controls already use. Low severity; consider a distinct icon.
AGENTS.md
No new violations found. Notices are one per kind with counts and use notify(…, false), which is Info. The toggle reaches both PDF paths, export and print. Nothing new to report under the crash rules.
Left alone (already raised): 6 open concerns on unchanged code (misleading corner-fit reason, non-finite corners, the to_wkt behaviour change, the map-series regression test, the 0.5 mm bound across the frame, non-finite viewport values). 8 more were answered by the author with evidence (translatable notices, dedupe style, datum performance, split-piece fit, geographic system, GDAL largest viewport, rendered-frame test, SAD69 corner check).
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…eoPDF (opengeos#1191)
A viewport is a rectangle: a circle, ellipse or polygon frame over another would give its places around its shape, where the page shows the other's map. It is now left out and said; it still cuts the frame under it, which has no coordinates in its box (the user guide says so). Alone on the page it is georeferenced as before.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
On the review summary's second point, re-checked on the head with GDAL 3.7's gdalinfo: a Winkel Tripel frame (winkelTripel, lon_0 180) centred on 180°, 10° N at 1:20,000,000 now opens as "PDF/Geospatial PDF" in PROJCRS["Winkel Tripel (lon_0=-180)" (method Winkel Tripel), its neatline from -1,646,911 to 1,646,911 m about the central meridian, so not around the world. The earlier EPSG:4326 result was from the by-corners fallback, before Winkel Tripel was written as WKT.
No new bugs found. I checked the cut-out geometry (uncovered), the page-pixel rounding against draw_page, the datum shift direction in lonlat_on_datum_of, the antimeridian handling, the /VP and /Extensions output, and the notice deduplication. They are consistent with the code that uses them.
Already raised and still open, so not repeated: non-finite corners reaching /GPTS (layout.rs ~765), the misleading corner-fit reason (~800), and the to_wkt behaviour change for .prj/GeoPackage writers (wkt.rs ~1186). Confidence in these: medium.
Security
Nothing found. No unwrap/expect/unsafe in non-test code. Frame counts and rectangle cutting are bounded by MAX_VIEWPORTS_A_FRAME. Confidence: high.
Performance
Nothing new. lonlat_on_datum_of rebuilds proj systems per corner (already discussed and declined by the author). Confidence: medium.
Quality
Posted inline (layout.rs:654): a left-out frame drawn over a georeferenced one silently removes the coordinates of the frame underneath in that box. The notice only names the left-out frame. Confidence: low–medium.
Nit, left for the release quality pass: MIN_STRIP_MM drops strips under 0.01 mm without a notice. This is a sliver, so the impact is negligible. Confidence: high that it is silent, low that it matters.
Nit, left for the release quality pass: the layouts.md paragraph on cut-out frames has uneven line wrapping (around line 307–312).
AGENTS.md
Ribbon and docs follow the guidelines, with a screenshot and a ribbon note in the PR body. Interface strings use tl!. The toggle follows the existing Snap/Rulers ui.menu pattern.
Engine notices are English format! strings. This matches the engine's current practice, as the author argued, so I did not flag it.
Already raised, left alone: 25+ prior threads from CodeRabbit, the github-actions bot and the author. Open ones I did not repeat: the series-page regression test, the to_wkt behaviour change, non-finite corners, and the corner-fit reason. I did not re-raise any answered or resolved thread.
Not verified: I read the code and tests but did not run them, as there is no shell here. The author's reported results are GDAL 3.7 and Acrobat checks, which I did not reproduce.
Change size
Compared with main (merge base 6db08fe to PR head d107f89), the whole PR.
…ues; series test (opengeos#1191)
- The corners-only fit is checked on a 9 x 9 grid over the frame, not
five points, so an error inside a wide frame isn't missed.
- A place between the corners that is off the map has its own reason,
not the 0.5 mm one.
- A corner that isn't a finite number, or a frame whose place on the page
isn't, is left out and said, so no NaN reaches /GPTS or /BBox.
- A map series PDF is checked to georeference each page with its own
corners.
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Viewport box is one pixel off on the right and bottom edges.frame_viewports rounds the frame's origin to whole pixels, as draw_page does, but uses the exact size e.w * k * sx. draw_page sizes and clips the frame with (e.w * k) as f32, a truncating cast. The viewport can therefore extend up to one pixel past the drawn frame, and the corners on those edges are off by the same amount. That is about 0.2 to 0.5 mm on paper, or 8 to 23 m at 1:50,000 (dpi-dependent). The test a_viewport_is_where_the_page_draws_its_frame asserts the exact width, so it would not catch this. Confidence: medium (read from the code, not rendered). Posted inline at crates/render/src/layout.rs:632.
I found no other new correctness issues. I checked the def_wkt nadgrids refusal, the projection enum (WebMercator, Globe, Custom only), series pages (each gets its own layout), page_geometry's dpi clamp, the ribbon toggle (same small(…, "ui.menu", …) pattern as Snap and Rulers), and that UiState is not serialised.
Security
None found. PDF names and WKT go through literal(), which escapes (, ) and \ and writes control characters as hex. No panics or unwrap in the new non-test code.
Performance
Nothing new beyond the earlier thread on rebuilding proj4rs systems per corner. Low impact.
Quality
Low confidence, not posted: only map frames cut the coordinates of frames under them. A picture or filled box drawn over a map frame does not, so a reader still shows coordinates where the page shows opaque content. The docs describe the cut only for frames, so this is a scope limit rather than a documented-false claim.
AGENTS.md
The change follows the repository rules: the ribbon statement and a screenshot are in the PR, notices use Session::notify with one notice per kind and a count, and new tests cover both lossy and clean inputs.
Already raised and left for maintainers (not repeated): English engine notices versus translation, the seen-in-filter nit (quality pass), and the notice wording for by-corners frames.
Already raised (left alone)
I did not repeat 38 earlier concerns, most of them resolved or answered. One is still open with no reply: pdf.rsViewport::dictionary writes non-finite values if a caller passes them through the public Page::with_viewports. The reply addressed only the layout path. Not reposted.
Change size
Compared: the whole PR against main (merge base 6db08fe to PR head 70f97a2).
I re-read the full diff, the repo guidelines, and the source the diff touches, including the projection enum, the world-projection inverse, the page-geometry and frame-drawing code, and the ribbon toggle. Most of what I checked holds up. The one clear new finding is posted inline.
Bugs
Notice overstates the corner-fit check (crates/engine/src/cmd/layout.rs:3661, medium-high confidence). The thread on the corner-fit bound was answered by rewording the docs and doc comments, but this notice still says "between them it puts places within 0.5 mm". The check only samples a 9 × 9 grid. Re-raised inline with a suggested replacement.
No other correctness bugs found. I checked these specifically:
The viewport placement matches draw_page, including vector pages, which also place frames at a whole-pixel origin.
Projection has only WebMercator, Globe and Custom, so the _ => arm in frame_viewport is safe.
Winkel Tripel's inverse normalises longitude, so the exact-path c.x.abs() > 180 check doesn't misfire for a map centred on 180°.
The /LPTS and corner order are consistent with clockwise-from-top-left.
The non-overlap invariant holds for cut-out pieces.
Security
None found. PDF strings go through literal, which escapes ()\ and writes control characters as hex, so frame names and WKT can't inject PDF syntax.
Performance
lonlat_on_datum_of rebuilds two proj4rs systems per corner (already raised; the author's reply is reasonable). Skipped.
Low: Page::len doesn't count viewport dictionaries, so PDF_BUDGET doesn't see the repeated WKT per viewport. Impact is small at realistic sizes (about 1 KB per viewport). Confidence low.
Quality
Low: globe_view is the icon for the new Georeference PDF toggle, but the same ribbon uses it for the "Global" view mode (ribbon.rs:1814). The two could be confused. Confidence low.
Nit: the new layouts.md paragraph has lines well over the file's usual width. Left for the release quality pass.
Nit: a_layout_pdf_georeferences_its_map_frames removes its temp file only at the end, so an early assertion failure leaves it behind. Left for the release quality pass.
AGENTS.md
Low, "Never silent": uncovered drops strips narrower than MIN_STRIP_MM (0.01 mm) with no notice (crates/render/src/layout.rs:692). The sliver is real but invisible, and the drop is documented in code. Confidence low.
Checked and compliant: the ribbon toggle follows the Snap and Rulers pattern, labels go through tl!, the export runs in the background, notices are one per kind with counts, and both the notice and the clean-export paths are tested.
Prior review concerns
The PR has 34 review threads, all resolved. I re-raised one, the notice wording above, because the answer didn't cover that text. I left the other 33 alone.
Change size
Compared: the whole PR against main (merge base f62c795 to head b11495d).
I found no crash, silent-loss, or correctness bug that I could confirm by reading. The change is careful, and the prior threads resolved most of what a reviewer would raise. One low-confidence hardening point is posted inline.
Bugs
None confirmed.
Checked and cleared:
The ribbon toggle's ui.menu command id is a no-op, the same as Snap, Rulers and Pan/Zoom.
Projection has only WebMercator, Globe and Custom, so the _ => arm is Web Mercator alone.
Element sizes are clamped to at least 0.05 mm, so a zero-size frame cannot reach the viewport code.
The series loop steps the layout before frame_viewports runs, and dpi is clamped first.
draw_page and frame_viewports use the same element order and the same as f32 rounding.
Security
None found. Non-finite corners and placements are rejected before they reach /GPTS or /BBox.
Performance
Nothing new beyond the prior thread. lonlat_on_datum_of rebuilds two proj systems per corner, which the author has deliberately left alone.
Quality
Low confidence, inline: corner_fit_mm (crates/render/src/layout.rs:725) drops NaN samples silently because f64::max ignores NaN. Hardening only; reachability is unconfirmed.
Nit, not posted: uncovered silently drops strips narrower than 0.01 mm. That is sub-printable area, tested by design, and I did not judge it to be data loss.
AGENTS.md
Nothing new that I could confirm. Non-test code has no unwrap, expect or panic; clippy.toml allows them in tests. render depends on rustgis-data, so the layering holds. There are no new dependencies and no new assets.
Prior threads: I left 33 earlier concerns alone because they were already raised and answered (or deferred by the author and maintainer). I re-raised none.
Not verified: I could not build, run the tests, or open the PDFs in GDAL or Acrobat. Those claims rest on the author's reports.
Change size
Compared with the base branch (merge base f62c795 to PR head 706e132).
f64::max ignores NaN, so a non-finite grid sample would have passed the
0.5 mm check unseen; treat it as no fit, as an off-map sample is (opengeos#1191).
Series export notices can contradict each other. A frame georeferenced on some pages but left out or fitted by corners on others is named in both notices, and the first page's reason is the only one given. Inline comment posted at crates/engine/src/cmd/layout.rs:3574. Confidence: medium-low.
Security
None found. WKT and /Name strings go through literal(), which escapes (, ) and \ and hex-encodes non-ASCII and control characters. The new code has no unwrap/panic on input paths, and the hostile-input paths (NaN corners, non-finite placement, over-64 cut-outs) are checked.
Performance
Nothing new beyond the points already raised: lonlat_on_datum_of rebuilds the WGS 84 and target systems on each call, and to_wkt runs again on each series page. Both were left as is with reasons. Confidence: low.
Quality
Nits, for the release quality pass per AGENTS.md:
crates/data/src/raster/crs.rs:427: the datum_tests module sits in the middle of the file rather than with the other tests.
docs/user-guide/layouts.md: one new paragraph has very long lines, and the section wrapping is uneven.
Georeferenced::by_corners has an awkward doc-comment line break.
The seen-in-filter idiom in georeference_notices was already raised and deferred, so I left it alone.
No other quality issues.
AGENTS.md
Checked the repo rules. Never-silent: the notices have one kind each, with counts, and the tests cover both the lossy and clean cases. Never-hold-the-window: export runs on the existing export path. Ribbon: the toggle follows the same ui.menu plus manual-flip pattern as Snap and Rulers. Icon globe_view exists. UiState isn't serialised, so the new field needs no serde default. The projection enum has only WebMercator, Globe and Custom, so the _ arm in frame_viewport is safe. Element order is draw order, so the cut-out logic matches the renderer.
Nothing requires a change beyond the finding above.
Already raised, left alone: 26 earlier threads raised concerns in this PR. I did not re-raise any of them. The remaining open ones are the public Page::with_viewports API not validating NaN, the per-corner proj rebuilds, and the translation of engine notices. Each was answered and deferred, and nothing in the current code changes that.
Not verified: I could not compile or run the tests (no shell execution), and the GDAL and Acrobat results in the PR body are as reported by the author.
Change size
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…out on (opengeos#1191)
A series moves each frame, so one may be georeferenced on some pages and
left out or placed by its corners on others: the notices now name those
pages, so a frame doesn't read as having no coordinates anywhere in the PDF.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
I found one new issue worth posting. The rest of the PR is covered by the 36 existing review threads, which are all resolved or answered. I left those concerns alone and did not re-raise any of them.
Bugs
Writer output the reader rejects (medium-high).to_wkt now writes Natural_Earth, Winkel_Tripel and Eckert_IV, but read_wkt has no arm for those names. Shapefile and GeoPackage readers then fall back to longitude/latitude with a note, so a file written in these systems reads back with its metres taken as degrees. It is noted, not silent, but it doesn't round-trip. The reader may also be unable to transform these systems, which I could not confirm. Posted inline at crates/data/src/raster/wkt.rs:1493.
Security
None found. PDF strings go through literal, which escapes (, ) and \ and hex-encodes control and non-ASCII text.
Performance
Low: the WKT is repeated in every viewport dictionary rather than shared as one object. Typical layouts are small, so I did not post it.
Quality (nits for the release quality pass, not posted inline)
The corner-only notice says "by its corners" and "its coordinate system" even when several frames are named. Those should be plural.
The shaped-frame check runs before the missing-map check, so a shaped frame with a missing map gets the shape reason first.
GeoMeasure's fields have no doc comments.
docs/user-guide/layouts.md has one overlong line in the new paragraph.
AGENTS.md
No violations found in the changed code. I checked non-test unwrap/expect/panic, the notice rules, the background-export path, the ribbon statement and screenshot, and the translatable-text rule. The engine's English notices follow the existing pictured_notices pattern, as the author and maintainer discussed in the threads.
Checked and found sound: datum shift direction and lonlat_on_datum_of, the cut-out geometry in uncovered, the 64-piece bound, the per-page notice dedupe and page numbering, the corner-fit grid, and the /VP, /Extensions and /Name output.
Confidence: high on the reader rejecting the new names. Medium on the scope of the consequences. I did not run the tests or the build.
Change size
Compared with the base branch (merge base f62c795 to PR head f51a4a2), covering the whole PR.
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Thank you, this is a careful and well-tested piece of work.
What I checked: the one failing check (the web build) was a transient 504 downloading the wasm-bindgen release archive, unrelated to the change; a rerun passed. I exported layouts with the CLI and read them with GDAL 3.13.3 (a local environment with GDAL 3.13.x): a UTM 23S frame centred on 45° W at 1:4,000,000 opens as "PDF/Geospatial PDF" in EPSG 31983, its neatline a level rectangle centred on easting 500000, 688.0 km tall for 172.0 mm of paper, with a 677 m pixel at 150 dpi (677.3 m expected). The Web Mercator sample reads as EPSG 3857, "georeference": false writes a plain PDF 1.4 with no coordinate system, and a world-extent UTM frame is left out with the "a corner is off the Earth" notice.
What I changed on the branch: merged main (clean), and ca99215 makes a non-finite sample fail the corner fit (f64::max ignores NaN).
Bot threads: all answered and resolved. One follow-up is tracked in #1701: RustGIS can't yet read back the Natural Earth, Winkel Tripel and Eckert IV WKT this PR starts writing, since proj4rs lacks those projections. That isn't a regression (those files previously carried no CRS at all), and nothing is silent.
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Closes #1191. A layout's PDF (#1359's vector writer) becomes a GeoPDF: each map frame is georeferenced as an ISO 32000 geospatial viewport, the encoding GDAL's PDF driver, QGIS, Acrobat and Avenza read. A reader then shows coordinates and measures in the frame, and GDAL or QGIS open the page as a georeferenced raster in the map's own coordinate system.
Coordinates only: this adds no layers and no feature attributes (not the layered kind of GeoPDF).
On each page with map frames, the page dictionary gets a
/VParray of viewports, one per georeferenced frame, or several where other frames are drawn over it (below):Changes
rustgis-render,pdf.rs:Viewport(always with a/GEOmeasure),Page::with_viewports, and the/VPentry. A document with georeferenced frames is PDF 1.7 with Adobe's extension level 3 (/Extensionsin the catalog), where viewports are defined (now in ISO 32000-2). A document without them is written exactly as before (1.4). The WKT is a PDF literal of any length (literal), sincetext_stringcuts at 200 characters.rustgis-render,layout.rs:frame_viewportsworks out each frame's corners with the frame's own camera (frame_camera, as drawing does) and the map's coordinate system:to_wkt(Crs::Epsg), with/EPSG;local:: the WKT of its PROJ definition, with no code.A frame drawn over another, georeferenced or not, is cut out of the other's viewport (
uncovered): the other becomes up to four rectangles around it, each with its own corners on the same projection, so no two viewports overlap. A frame left out has no viewport.rustgis-data:proj4_to_wkt(the body ofto_wkt, split so a PROJ definition with no EPSG code can be written), andlonlat_on_datum_of.wkt.rsalso writes Natural Earth, Winkel Tripel and Eckert IV (Natural_Earth,Winkel_Tripel,Eckert_IV), which proj4rs doesn't define. That changesto_wktfor them too: the Shapefile.prj, GeoPackage and FlatGeobuf writers and the ESRI codes 54012 and 54077 now write those systems where they wrote none (and said so). A reader takes the corners (/GPTS) on the WKT's own geographic system. Without this step, a system with a datum shift from WGS 84 (SAD69, Córrego Alegre…) would be placed tens of metres off.rustgis-engine,layout_bytes: every PDF page, vector or pictured, carries its frames' viewports, a map series page with that page's view. What can't be georeferenced is said in one Info notice with a count, each frame (by its id, so two frames sharing a name are two) with its reason; the frames georeferenced only by their corners in another.layout.exporttakes"georeference"(defaulttrue);falsewrites no viewports.rustgis-ui-egui: a Georeference PDF toggle in the Publish tab's Export group (below).docs/user-guide/layouts.md,data-formats.md.Choices and known limits
"georeference": false, or the toggle), for a map whose places shouldn't travel with it.GEOGCS, EPSG 4326) by its corners only when that puts every point of a 9 × 9 grid over it, its edges included, within 0.5 mm on paper of where the frame draws it (measured against the real projection); a place between its corners off the map leaves it out with its own reason; otherwise it is left out. Across 180° the corners are kept within half a turn of each other./Measuremakes it show no coordinates anywhere on the page, and one with a rectilinear (/RL) measure crashes it (26.3, access violation) when the Geospatial Location pointer enters it. Hence the cut-out viewports, which rely on no reader's choice between overlapping ones. GDAL reads the page by its largest viewport.share.rs), reports and presentations still write plain PDFs. They could follow with the samewith_viewportsif wanted./LGIDict) encoding. GDAL reads both; Acrobat and Avenza read ISO 32000.Ribbon
Tests
a_map_series_pdf_georeferences_each_page_with_its_view(engine): every page of a series over the lakes has a viewport, and no two have the same corners.a_frame_drawn_over_another_leaves_the_rest_of_it(render): a rectangle without another, beside, over a corner, past it, covered, and a strip under 0.01 mm dropped.a_frame_drawn_over_another_is_cut_out_of_its_viewport(engine): a tilted inset over a UTM frame leaves four viewports around it, none over the inset, their area the frame's less the inset's, meeting at the same places; a georeferenced inset adds its own, last.world_projections_proj4rs_lacks_are_written(data): Natural Earth, Winkel Tripel and Eckert IV as WKT.a_georeferenced_frame_is_a_viewport_on_its_page(render): the box from the page's bottom, corners as latitude then longitude, a 400+ character WKT whole with its\,(and)escaped,/VPonly on the page that has it, 1.7 and/Extensionsonly when there is one, a plain document unchanged.a_layout_pdf_georeferences_its_map_frames(engine): a frame in SIRGAS 2000 / UTM 23S (EPSG:31983) exported. Its four corners, taken back to the map, make the frame's rectangle (top and bottom level, sides upright within 1 cm) as wide as the frame at its scale. Tilted, it is left out and said; in Winkel Tripel, written as WKT; in ESRI:102498 (no WKT), georeferenced by its corners at 1:50,000 and left out at 1:10,000,000, where its corners would put places more than 0.5 mm off; with"georeference": false, no viewports; in SAD69 / UTM 23S (EPSG:29193,+towgs84), its first corner 10 to 200 m from WGS 84's; in Web Mercator centred on 180°, and on Mars, left out and said.a_pdf_says_which_frames_it_doesnt_georeference(engine): one Info notice with a count; two frames named alike are both said.a_viewport_is_where_the_page_draws_its_frame(render): at 72 dpi the box is the drawn one (9.88 mm for 10 mm), at 254 dpi the frame's own.a_point_moves_onto_a_shifted_datum_and_not_onto_an_unshifted_one(data): SAD69 moves a point, SIRGAS 2000 doesn't.Read with GDAL 3.7 (QGIS 3.32.1's
gdalinfo), each frame centred on 45° W, 20° S. Every one opened as "PDF/Geospatial PDF", its neatline a rectangle:proj4_to_wktlocal:-45,-20Run on Windows at
ab22ca54(main040b48dfmerged in):cargo fmt --checkandclippy -D warnings(data, render, engine) pass.rustgis-datalib 760 passed,rustgis-renderlib 372 passed,rustgis-enginelib 1055 passed and 1 failed:export_map_to_geotiff_draws_tile_layers_and_keeps_their_credits(from feat(share): Export Map writes the view as a GeoTIFF placed on the ground #1566), which deletes an MBTiles file still open, and Windows refuses (os error 32). It doesn't reach this PR's code.Acrobat Reader 26.3.22075 (Measure › Geospatial Location), on a PDF exported by this branch: a UTM 23S frame at 1:4,000,000 with a tilted inset over its top-left. Near the top-left corner it reads -16.9793, -48.6961 (corner -16.8567, -48.7423, the pointer a few mm inside); near the bottom-right -22.6488, -41.3457 (corner -23.0600, -41.1082); left of, right of and below the inset -19.0266, -48.5878, -18.1308, -45.1596 and -20.4570, -47.3629; inside the inset nothing, and no crash. GDAL 3.7 still opens it as "PDF/Geospatial PDF" in EPSG 31983.
Not run: Avenza (no device), Linux and macOS, and a map series export through GDAL.
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