On 25/01/2012 22:04, Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
It's IMPOSSIBLE to get the exact size of the document without actually
writing it, since compression is used as part of the writing process
-- and you can't know the output of a compression operation until you
actually perform it.
Correct.
Moreover, some objects, such as the root dictionary and the
Cross-Reference table that are written at the end of the file are kept
in memory.
On the bright side: the next version of iText will remove the limit of 2GB.
If you use full compression, it will be possible to create PDF files of
up to 1 TB.
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