[email protected] writes: > pdf_status_t pdf_stm_buffer_resize (pdf_stm_buffer_t BUFFER, pdf_size_t > NEW_SIZE); > > Resize a given buffer. > > If NEW_SIZE is larger than the actual size of @var{buffer} then BUFFER->size > will be increased, while both BUFFER->rp and BUFFER->wp will remain > unchanged. > > If NEW_SIZE is shorter than the actual size of BUFFER then the memory > pointed by BUFFER->data will be truncated, BUFFER->size will be > adjusted to the new value and both BUFFER->rp and BUFFER->wp will be > set to BUFFER->size if they are exceeding the new size of the buffer. > > Would it fit your needs?
It is well-suited for me. :-)
