Hi,
HEAD doesn't build on SUSE 10.2 (podofo does):
> cmake -G "Unix Makefiles" -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr/local
> -DPODOFO_USE_VISIBILITY=1 ../podofobrowser
Remember to set QTDIR in your environment if qmake is not found
-- Found Qt-Version 4.2.1
podofo/podofo.h: /usr/local/include
podofo lib: /u
2007/6/8, Martin Schröder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> HEAD doesn't build on SUSE 10.2 (podofo does):
And here's a verbose output:
> LANG=C make VERBOSE=1
/usr/bin/cmake -H/home/ms/tex/pdftex/podofo/podofobrowser
-B/home/ms/tex/pdftex/podofo/podofobrowser-build --check-b
2007/6/8, Craig Ringer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> externals/required_libpodofo contains a version of PoDoFo that has been
> tested against the particular revision of podofobrowser you are using,
> and will work. I try to keep this in sync with podofo HEAD, but since we
> are regularly breaking source c
2007/7/24, Jonathan Sibony <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> First thing that worries me is that any PDF version before 1.6 would
> restrict the page size to 14,400 units each axis (where my image could be of
> width higher than that, unless I tile along the x as well, which I prefer
> not to).
You realize t
2007/11/20, Leonard Rosenthol <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Actually, it's not a mistake (or at least not something invalid in PDF)
>
> A / by itself is a valid Name object.
>
> So //DeviceGray is really two Names.
And since it's a Colorspace dict, / is a key to null?
Best
Martin
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2007/11/22, Dominik Seichter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I just read about a new GNU project, namely GNU PDF http://gnupdf.org .
> They implement a PDF library in C.
>
> Well, it's sad that they did not join forces with PoDoFo but created yet
> another PDF library. Maybe we can work together in some are
2008/2/18, Leonard Rosenthol <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> No, that is not true.
>
> You can have individual parts inherited...
IMHO that's not really clear from pages 123f of the PDF Ref 1.6; I
suggest clarifying it in future versions of the standard.
Best
Martin
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2008/2/19, Leonard Rosenthol <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> A resource dictionary shall be associated with a content stream in one of
> the following ways:
> • For a content stream that is the value of a page's Contents entry (or is
> an element of an array that is the
> value of that entry), the resource
Hi,
I'm debugging a faulty PDF generated by pdfTeX with podofobrowser. It
would be nice if the browser would detect duplicate keys and warn
about them...
Best
Martin
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2008/6/24 Craig Ringer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I certainly agree that during PDF parsing PoDoFo should detect duplicate
> dictionary keys. Since we're paying the map lookup cost anyway this might
> just be a matter of renaming AddKey to SetKey (Yep, API breakage, but nice
> sed-friendly API breakage
2008/8/1 Dominik Seichter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> This file has two xref tables and 15 objects. When reading the file beginning
> at the end, PoDoFo reads the first trailer (at the end), which has a /Size
> key which states that the file has 10 objects. That is why PoDoFo ignores any
> objects beyon
2008/11/6 Reinhard Mitteregger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> does anybody know how to select a paper-tray for a printer within a PDF-job?
> The PDF reference manual apparently doesn't mention anything.
In PDF-land you might be able to do this with Portable Job Tickets.
Best
Martin
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2009/1/7 Pierre Marchand :
> native Qt one, the factory thing in fact). Now, as you can guess, the reason i
> do it is that you can either edit documents with PoDoFo, so getting a
> rasterized version of a page is not enough for that. TBH, I don't know where
> it leads me but it's fun :)
You know
2009/6/23, Dominik Seichter :
> According to the document catalog, the StructTreeRoot is in object 74 0 R
> which is missing in this PDF.
Uncompressing the file with pdftk unearths a StructTreeRoot object.
Maybe it's there but not in the reference table?
Best
Martin
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2009/7/22 Trevor Kaufman :
> Margins.. Most PDFs I've seen leave some space between the edge of the
> "body" text and the edge of the page. This space I will call a margin
> ( I don't know if there is an official PDF term..). I'd like to figure
> out the width of the margins. As far as I can tell,
2009/7/23 Craig Ringer :
> On Thu, 2009-07-23 at 02:02 +0200, Martin Schröder wrote:
>> If you intend to use a lot of of fonts (or want to include pdfs with
>> fonts), you should look at pdftex/luatex. We've spent years on getting
>> subsetting etc. right, especially with
This is a clean build from trunk:
> make
[ 4%] Generating hexwidget/moc_QHexView.cxx
[ 8%] Generating ui_podofoaboutdlg.h
[ 12%] Generating ui_podofobrowserbase.h
[ 16%] Generating ui_podofofinddlg.h
[ 20%] Generating ui_podofoinfodlg.h
[ 25%] Generating ui_podofogotodlg.h
[ 29%] Generating ui_po
2010/7/10 Ihab Sultan :
> I'm trying to imitate the "Extend Features in Adobe Reader" functionality in
> Adobe PDF maker. What that function does is to include a 'perms' dictionary
> in the PDF file to allow users of Acrobat free reader some additional
> functionalities.
I assume that you aim at A
2010/9/15 Dwight Kelly :
> Might be a worthwhile conditionalization anyway - sort of a "NO_CREATION"
> option for folks who only want to parse and modify at the lowest levels.
>
> FYI - Xpdf has a define, PARSER_ONLY, that implements this exact concept.
It's PDF_PARSER_ONLY and present in poppler
2010/11/10 :
> Yes, I have a example pdf (see attached file):
Is this really created by OOO 2.4 or is it a specially crafted edge case?
Best
Martin
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2011/2/9 xteo :
> is there a way to sort of copy the file and then "append those " objects as
> revision to the PDF , I think the format allow for that ?
You want incremental updates. AFAIK no free pdf library supports these. :-(
Best
Martin
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2011/2/16 Dwight Kelly :
> poppler supports incremental updates.
Reading, but not writing.
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Martin
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2011/2/16 Leonard Rosenthol :
> There is a patch for adding incremental update writes to Poppler - but I
> don't know if it's part of mainline or not.
There is indeed PDFDoc::saveIncrementalUpdate in poppler-trunk... :-)
Best
Martin
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2011/2/18 Tomasz J. Kotarba :
> I also found PdfPage::GetTrimBox() and PdfPage::GetMediaBox(). The former
> mentions the "cut area" while the latter claims to deal with the physical
> page size. Could I achieve the cropping effect (and get rid of all the
> unnecessary (i.e. invisible) stuff) by j
2011/6/15 Arun Karnik Rajashekaraiah :
> has any one found success implementing PoDoFo in ios, if yes,please share the
> procedure of integrating PoDoFo in iphone and iPad.I welcome your comments
> and suggestions.
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2011/9/29 Pablo Ariel Schulklapper :
> If I wanted to modify PoDoFo's writing algorithm to solve this problem, do
> you think that is doable?
No. You would have to break the signature, which is unlikely if not impossible.
Best
Martin
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2011/10/2 Leonard Rosenthol :
> The ONLY POSSIBLE way to write data to a "Reader Enabled" file w/o breaking
> the signature is:
>
> Write in Append mode
> Not write anything that isn't allowed
By Append you mean write an incremental update?
How can I do that without breaking the signature? :-)
Be
2016-09-19 17:16 GMT+02:00 Dominik Seichter :
> The catalog object looks like this (taken from your example PDF):
>
> 22 0 obj <<
> /Type /Catalog
> /Pages 9 0 R
> /Names 21 0 R
> /Version 1.5
>>> endobj
Which version of pdfTeX is that supposed to be?
Normally this looks like this:
9 0 obj <<
/Ty
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