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Also the pdf_load_function call. Doc was not used
in either of these.
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Passing a pdf_document to pdf_graft_object to specify the source
document is redundant, as if we need to know the document, it will
be pickled into the object we are copying.
Similarly, repeatedly having to pass the destination document
seems silly when we can just pickle it into the map too (and this
removes the possibility of people using a different destination
document part way through).
This leaves to simplifying the pdf_graft_object call, at the expense
of splitting it into 2 calls - one with a map, and one without.
Also, we can delay the creation of the mapping table until we are
first asked to copy an object that requires deep copying. This
avoids us ever having to manually pass in the source document.
This has knock-on effects in the java and javascript classes, but
with the advantage of being clearer in the end (IMHO).
Conflicts:
include/mupdf/pdf/document.h
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We have pdf_drop_document, so a pdf_keep_document seems justified
too.
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Expose pdf_new_output_processor.
Remove pdf_document argument to pdf_new_filter_processor. It is
only ever used when copying resources from the old resource
dictionary to the new one, whereupon it must agree with the bound
pdf_document in the old resource dictionary.
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PDF 1.2 and prior treats # in PDF names to be regular characters.
PDF 1.2 and later treats # as escape characters for character hex
codes. Previously illegal hex codes, e.g. #BX, were partially
parsed as escaped hex codes and the illegal remainder parsed as
regular characters. Now illegal hex codes are handled as
consisting entirely of regular characters. Note that character
code 0 is also considered to be an illegal hex code.
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Previously the parser would cut these names short
and then parse the remainder as a separate name.
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Add an option to the structured text device to preserve images.
If the PDF processor does not have ops to process images, then skip
loading them in the interpreter if possible. If the device does not
have any image callbacks, then don't set the image processing ops in
the run device.
This accomplishes the same effect as the device hints were intended
to do, but without needing to expose them to the PDF interpreter
which may not even have a device since we now have multiple PDF op
processors.
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Do the typecasting in the functions instead, reducing the risk
of function prototype mismatches.
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Replace fz_print_hash with fz_hash_for_each iterator.
Use string formatting callback.
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That's where it's actually being used.
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Don't depend on stdio.h for our own I/O functions.
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There is only one implementation, so don't bother with the abstraction.
Just use pdf_function directly.
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Previously the default color of ink annotations was red, but
according to the pdf specification the default color should be
colorless transparent if no color is given.
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This makes is possible for JNI code to depend on the
library for error handling.
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This allows for overlaps, merges adjacent (mergeable) ranges
and gets us properly searchable results.
This causes 1 diff in the test suites (Bug694353.pdf), which is
due to the fallback font not having a hypen present at UCS 0x2010.
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A document handler normally only exposes a list of extensions and
mimetypes. Only formats that use some kind of extra detection mechnism
need to supply a recognize() callback, such as xps that can handle
.xps-files unpacked into a directory.
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Remove AdobeCA.p7c from autogenerated files. Just include the
array in the source.
Simplifies makefile dependencies and makes the sizes of each
bit of data easier to look at.
It also paves the way for eventually using objcopy to create binary
objects for the fonts instead of needing to use hexdump.
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To make it possible to avoid casting in most cases.
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More consistent with the rest of the code.
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In keeping with the rest of the code.
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Instead of having fz_new_XXXX(ctx, type, ...) macros that call
fz_new_XXXX_of_size etc, use fz_new_derived_...
Clearer naming, and doesn't clash with fz_new_document_writer.
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Moves document_writers into the same style as
fz_new_{image,document,page} etc.
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Move this into the same style as fz_new_document and
fz_new_image.
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Call fz_append_string instead of fz_append_printf for static strings.
Call fz_write_string instead of fz_write_printf for static strings.
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