PDF\API2\Basic\PDF\File. + One (minor) digression: documentation could be more clear that after calling "saveas" an instance becomes unusable - to prevent someone writing scripts e.g. I just tried your code example, and it worked fine for me. In fact, fixes are very minimal, existing code is mostly re-used to collect updates made to XRef Table (instead of writing them as they come) and then apply them appropriately in either of 2 modes. For Perl version 5.18.4 in particular (available through the software module system as. generally unlikely).Ĥ) Of course, updated objects are not stuffed into streams, and furthermore this patch does nothing to "use modern compression" when file is clean-output (IIRC, PDF::API2 can't do it anyway).ĥ) Important - this patch also applies changes (2 topmost changes) as per #121911. A number of modules are available by default with all Perl versions. The test PDF file is from this thread.ġ) Producing "hybrid files" to ensure "compatibility with older applications" is not implemented (was not even contemplated - I don't think it's important anymore).Ģ) No support (with this patch, but would not be difficult in general) for files > ~4 Gb.ģ) Somewhat lousy compression (because of no prediction) if someone updates unusually large number of objects - i.e. Convert to PDF or from PDF, using virtually any type of file Convert PDF to Word, Excel, PowerPoint and more Convert PDF to Word files, enabling you to edit them whilst keep the formatting the same. To please Acrobat/Reader, incremental update can append either classical Xref Table or compressed Xref Stream. Bookmark Apply bookmarks and hyperlinks to PDF documents to save time when using lengthy documents. I have better alternative than patch (hack) from #121832.
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