(In reply to Andre Guerreiro from comment #76)
> Created attachment 118745 [details] [review]
> Incremental hashing + large file support
>
> With this patch I've implemented the incremental hashing plus the large file
> support.
>
> This is still untested with files larger than 2GB but is correct
(In reply to Adrian Johnson from comment #78)
> I agree that the two calls to doGetChars and updateHash should be merged but
> I don't think a for loop is the best way to process loops where the
> increment is not exactly the same on each iteration. Maybe something like
> this:
>
> void FormFiel
(In reply to Adrian Johnson from comment #78)
> I agree that the two calls to doGetChars and updateHash should be merged but
> I don't think a for loop is the best way to process loops where the
> increment is not exactly the same on each iteration. Maybe something like
> this:
>
> void FormFiel
(In reply to Andre Guerreiro from comment #76)
> Created attachment 118745 [details] [review]
> Incremental hashing + large file support
>
> With this patch I've implemented the incremental hashing plus the large file
> support.
>
> This is still untested with files larger than 2GB but is correct
I am not sure if I am just missing where this is verified earlier, but
isn't
unsigned int signed_data_len = r2.getInt()+r4.getInt();
unsigned char *to_check = (unsigned char *)gmalloc(signed_data_len);
//Read the 2 slices of data that are signed
doc->getBaseStream()->setPos(0);
doc->getBaseStream
I am not sure if I am just missing where this is verified earlier, but
isn't
unsigned int signed_data_len = r2.getInt()+r4.getInt();
unsigned char *to_check = (unsigned char *)gmalloc(signed_data_len);
//Read the 2 slices of data that are signed
doc->getBaseStream()->setPos(0);
doc->getBaseStream
Hello,
I am the current maintainer of qpdfview. Since you updated your
distribution, I suppose you also updated your version of qpdfview? Or do
you use an external PPA like [1]?
In any case, if you are now running something higher than version 0.4,
could you try opening a DjVu or PostScript docum
Concerning printing with Evince: I think it converts the PDF to
PostScript before sending it to CUPS for printing hence "flattening" the
interactive features. The problem manifests only if one tries to use
"lp" (or similar commmands) directly or if the application (like
qpdfview) tries to take adva
An Ubuntu and qpdfview user seems to have had the same problem trying to
print
"https://service.rundfunkbeitrag.de/e360/e364/e1685/e1699/resources1700/Buergerinnen_und_Buerger_Wohnungsabmeldung_0106.pdf";.
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I do see this behavior on a regular basis but I also run Opera, so I
start to believe that Opera at least triggers something other programs
don't.
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