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This CL adds a proxy, FXSYS_time, for the time syscall, so that a
testing mechanism can be implemented. Specically there is now a flag
for pdfium_test, --time=, that allows setting the time since the epoch
that will be returned. This plumbed all the way down into the proxy
and allows for stable results for tests that depend on getting the
current time.
There are other places in the code base that will need to be patched
like this, that will be dealt with in follow on CLs.
BUG=pdfium:1104
Change-Id: I2de185f8d47abe46704dd579c13a54948b7f81e0
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Reviewed-by: Lei Zhang <thestig@chromium.org>
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Because I saw one in some other code and decided to hunt them all.
These are all defined in C++ context, so no chance of C compatiblity.
Note that such a declaration without a struct tag will bypass the
[chromium-style] out-of-line constructor/destructor warnings, so
add constructors/destructors where required.
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There's a missing const in a qualifier in the third party FT library
header, so rather than casting on every invocation, consolidate these
into our wrapper macro. This may be easier to remove should the API
ever get corrected.
Part of the war on const_cast<>.
Change-Id: I80cdb220730f40297e54aee10acc8bbd2c983b6d
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Change-Id: I1d5e3e73804efb0a8ed467d29777d017935a8824
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When trying to sanity check SBNUMINSTANCES for JBIG2 text regions for
https://crbug.com/837192, the check did not take data encoding into
account. Fix this by assuming there is a potential for 16:1 compression
in the lossless encoding.
BUG=chromium:871848
Change-Id: I991dacff9fbefa4e302f5ce92a355902ef94308a
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Change-Id: I4fac8d0c9a21f4e8703a43afd2864f84f6228319
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Because the argument to Decode() can be const. Part of the ongoing
war against const_cast<>.
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Remove a bunch of const_cast<uint8_t*> or equivalent. This will also
help when we convert to span<>, since casting spans is a nuisance.
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Put encoder in cfx_utf8encoder.{h,cpp} to parallel decoder.
Add tests, and fix one corner case involving 0xff.
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Instead of passing by non-const reference. Adjust the override in
CPDF_CIDFont and CPDF_CMap::GetNextChar() as well.
Change-Id: I0ee6dc21077101cbeeb0e334498075fc463a2d65
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This reverts commit b07deb3fc1f54bd700a66df573bfcbc4bcc1d787.
Reason for revert: Causing https://crbug.com/870467
Original change's description:
> Rework of CPDF_Parser::GetLastObjNum.
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> Change-Id: I0481774858a9d9823580e1207807e35be8a9eea9
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> Commit-Queue: Art Snake <art-snake@yandex-team.ru>
TBR=thestig@chromium.org,art-snake@yandex-team.ru
# Not skipping CQ checks because original CL landed > 1 day ago.
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Consolidate code into sole caller, which always retrieves a string
from the "default ANSI code page". Add unit test for this code path.
Fix sign extension bug giving bogus 0xffffff80 codepoint uncovered
by unit test on non-windows. Note windows result is different because
the system conversion routine does actually work.
Change-Id: I1c1246b203ee66e9ff0b6fccf97594788bcd0fca
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Prevent stray calls to get time from the system without explicilty
including <time.h> in some .cpp file. This helps to be able to control
all the places where PDFium obtains time more carefully.
Change-Id: I9d52a00b9d4413e18c98f0476fabe7c5f2cd6574
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Turns out that "FromUnicode" is misleading in that, on linux, it simply
removes any characters beyond 0xFF and passes the rest unchanged, so
no unicode decoding actually takes place. On Windows, it passes it into
the system function specifying FX_CODEPAGE_DefANSI, converting it into
the so-called "default ANSI code plane", passing some characters,
converting others to '?' and still others to 'A'. Either way, nothing
resembling UTF8 comes out of this, so pick a better name.
These now immediately look suspicious, so a follow-up CL will see
which ones should really be WideString::UTF8Encode() instead.
Making this a normal method on a widestring rather than a static
method on a bytestring feels more natural; this is parallel to
the UTF8Encode and UTF16LE_Encode functions.
Add a test that shows these conversions.
Change-Id: Ia7551b47199eba61b5c328a97bfe9176ac8e583c
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Limits the number of elements that can be added to the expressions
list in the FormCalc parser. This handles cases like long strings of !
repeated, since ! is a valid identifier and identifiers are valid
expression, even though it will be no-op. This is another case of
something that is valid, but stupid.
BUG=chromium:870385
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It is not used in the CPDF_Font base class.
Change-Id: I6033a5dd422179eb95f19a2f2ecf06d007f3223f
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Callers do not actually need the returned handle.
Change-Id: I1b8c0be00809eb7fdae9f6e95b4b325e75f4b847
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Instead of using an out parameter. Fix nits in the only caller as well.
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It is only called ever called from one place with 0 (FX_CODEPAGE_DefANSI),
with more complicated usage being funneled directly into FXSYS_ code.
Next, fold it into ByteString::FromUnicode().
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Generalize CPDF_TextPage::GetTextByRect(), so that it's possible to get
the text from a text page using a predicate, that way we can easily
get the text that belongs to single text object as well.
Change-Id: Ia457af0f41184694dc1481709be72b35685bce7f
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No need for variadic printf-like functions, since callers can cobble
arguments into a string much more simply.
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Simpler, faster, and avoids platform idiosyncracies of wprintf().
Change-Id: I91676bc38199ca2c30936094ca145239f915bc53
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Precursor to converting some Format() operations to simple string
addition.
Change-Id: I3a159f5ac548ea14586d87e7d56d1ec288898b0d
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Once upon a time, someone cut-n-pasted ~300 lines of code to avoid
creating a default rectangle and to save a couple of additions. Then
one path got one set of fixes (safe ints) and the other path got a
second set of fixes (source bounds checks). Re-unify, picking up all
the fixes, since they are identical otherwise.
Change-Id: I099e854bc8ad027efabd5c2077c4319ee8221256
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Avoid possibility of an unterminated string or nullptr by avoiding
stringviews, since the non-view classes copy and always provide
a suitable result. Always use %ls and widestrings in wprintf()
variants, since that combination is consistent across our platforms
(%s, %S, etc. have idiosyncracies).
Bug: 870952
Change-Id: Ief62a42c3486e8298f9583b56e9333db1a74972a
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BUG=chromium:865272
Change-Id: I4606bdfd78ebd6553c36b985b4f49d07b579ac40
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We can use the memcpy() path whenever byte aligned.
Split code into helper methods.
Add test for fast path specifically.
Change-Id: I52f6129b0e788eb2da60536cfa6fce12a0609375
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BUG=chromium:871042
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- Use range for-loop to avoid needing "i" and "j".
- Avoid repeatedly calculating "startnum + j".
- Reduce levels of nested ifs.
- Remove variable that is only used once.
Change-Id: I9d08cef1082812fcfaa2699f65720165c52ebcff
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Change check to use empty instead of size <= 0. Also added a comment
to the check to make it clear what is being guarded against
BUG=chromium:863098
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BUG=chromium:668762
Change-Id: Iaf3fc9bcf68b8da2c947bbd78c5d72f78195b621
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GetVarInt() returns uint32_t. So assign the results to variables of type
uint32_t. Then make sure those results get passed on as uint32_t, or use
pdfium::base::IsValueInRangeForNumericType<T>() to make sure they can be
converted to type T safely.
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Then we can mark the doc pointer as const because it never changes
again. Also move initialization to headers when possible, add missing
dtors, and fix some nits.
Change-Id: I461affc8dce14d805b935fb4d8b5aaafb058a789
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Change-Id: I705a49198a91b67aa403beea4446095a6a359259
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Currently the parser will accept arbitrary garbage before the first
element begins. This is causing issues with ClusterFuzz since it
generates a lot of trash inputs which take a long time to parse
inspite of being invalid.
This CL adds in a check of how deep the parse is when dealing with
text, and if it is at the top level scope, then only accept the
beginning of the root node.
BUG=chromium:863098
Change-Id: Ie45114ecf488f7e8a68a120d153033c7089d5cdc
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Bundling the test with the accessor is a safer pattern than
performing the check externally.
Add test for CopyLine().
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Change-Id: Id52bb57efea2a6a46bea645e4f3e54957982a40b
Reviewed-on: https://pdfium-review.googlesource.com/39154
Reviewed-by: Cary Clark <caryclark@google.com>
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BUG=chromium:751423
Change-Id: I2fcc46b80e89cb651e255bd1fd2d6883a05cf9c7
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Add checked/unchecked GetLine(y) methods and use them.
Introduce BIT_INDEX_TO_ALIGNED_BYTE() to de-mystify some shifting.
Move local declarations to spot of use.
Remove spurious Fill(), as we initialize to 0s.
Initialize members in header where possible.
Add unit tests.
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BUG=chromium:869171
Change-Id: I0176bcafa8a63396d916916b5e10b96573085d04
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Move HintTables parsing logic into CPDF_HintTables.
Change-Id: I9748179fe9fc3ac44f88c19c347e30c0e7e3ac67
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Presumably, a libopenjpeg upgrade fixed third_party/libopenjpeg20/mct.c.
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Provide symmetry with JBIG2_GETDWORD().
Avoid potential illegal undefined signed shift in JBIG2_GETDWORD().
Get better column alignment under cl-format via pointless shift by
zeros for consistency.
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One check can never fail. The other check can be done earlier, before
creating the CPDF_LinearizedHeader.
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Change-Id: I0481774858a9d9823580e1207807e35be8a9eea9
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Fix some nits as well.
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Return results instead of writing them to an out parameter. Remove start
index which is always 1.
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Also remove a check that is always false, and simplify another check.
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Change-Id: If3eb4396232daed28f2b63ffe1d110075c9299de
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No matter how the dimensions might be determined, we know the
hard end of the source line, and can use it for a bounds check.
We expect the size is quantized to a multiple of m_stride, so
as long as each block operates within an m_stride, the initial
check should be sufficient.
Bug: 867501
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