Hi Lukasz. pdf_stm_flush works fine, however i can't see any way of making more room in beckend. Using pdf_stm_seek(stm, 0) cause that data in input bufer of null filter is lost. I think making public pdf_stm_be_seek(stm->beckend, 0). or ability to get beckend of writing stream and apply it to reading stream.
Streams operating on filesystem open files are always initialized with a pdf_fsys_file_t that is known to the client. Thus, the client can resize it, using the set_size function. Another idea is that pdf_stm_flush schould return PDF_EINVOP, when reading stream is used. Now there is returned 0. Agreed. That is all. I am sending also patch with changes to: torture/unit/Makefile.am torture/unit/base/stm/tsuite-stm.c and a file torture/unit/base/stm/pdf-stm-flush.c Thanks. I will apply the patch as soon as we get your papers. -- Jose E. Marchesi <[email protected]> http://www.jemarch.net GNU Project http://www.gnu.org
