On Mi, 04 Sep 2013, Vincent Lefevre wrote:
> if (lig_part[0] != '\0') {
> GBool namesRecurse = gTrue, ligaturesRecurse = gFalse;
> if ((m = parseCharName(lig_part, uBuf + n, uLen - n, namesRecurse,
> ligaturesRecurse, numeric, hex, variants)))
> n += m;
> else
> error(errSyntaxWarning, -1, "Could not parse ligature component
> \"{0:s}\" of \"{1:s}\" in "
> "parseCharName", lig_part, charName);
> }
So that means that
downmodels_uni0338
cannot be parsed, in particular
downmodels
Looking into the parseCharName routine it seems because it cannot find
an unicode name nor that it looks like a proper name.
I would not say that this is an error. THere are many glyphs not recorded
in the unicode standard.
> So, it really is a "PDF syntax error", not a limitation in poppler.
No, I still disagree. It is not a PDF syntax error. iT is a mistreatment
of poppler. Only because it cannot parse a charname does not mean that
it is invalid, I guess.
Norbert
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