SVG anti aliasing problem about questpdf HOT 6 CLOSED

It seems that patterns are rasterized by the Skia SVG engine.

I can offer the following workaround that generates each stripe in a loop:

.Svg(size =>
{
    var tileSize = 15;
    
    var stripes = Enumerable
        .Range(0, (int)(size.Width / tileSize / 2) + 1)
        .Select(x => $@"<rect x=""0"" y=""{tileSize * x * 2}"" width=""100%"" height=""{tileSize}"" fill=""black""></rect>");
    
    return $@"<svg width=""100%"" height=""100%"" style=""background:black;"">
        <defs>
            <clipPath id=""clip"">
              <rect x=""0"" y=""0"" width=""100%"" height=""100%"" />
            </clipPath>
          </defs>
        <g clip-path=""url(#clip)"">
            <rect x=""0"" y=""0"" width=""100%"" height=""100%"" fill=""yellow""></rect>

          <g  transform=""rotate(-45) translate(-40, 0)"">
            {string.Join("", stripes)}
          </g></g>
        </svg>";
});

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@MarcinZiabek I don't remember how many problems of ours you solved. You always come up with a solution and we always talk (highly) behind you, thank you so much! :)

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It's my pleasure to help! Thanks to the hybrid license, I can dedicate time to provide at least basic support 😄

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@MarcinZiabek Hi Marcin. We have been strongly considering that. We will get in touch with you soon.

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Just to clarify, I didn't mean to suggest you should purchase the license. Instead, I am simply grateful that the Community understands and respects the license and that there is funding to keep going :)

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@MarcinZiabek we just want to join the club :)

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