> Please show the parse method of the file com.etymon.pj.PdfParser. Be
> sure to include line 427.
>
> - Oliver
As you've requested here is the parse method of the file
com.etymon.pj.PdfParser.
It's quite long...the line 427 is the return instruction at the end of
method.
Thanks again.
public static PjObject parse(Pdf pdf, RandomAccessFile raf, long[][]
xref, byte[] data, int start)
throws IOException, PjException {
PdfParserState state = new PdfParserState();
state._data = data;
state._pos = start;
state._stream = -1;
Stack stack = new Stack();
boolean endFlag = false;
while ( ( ! endFlag ) && (getToken(state)) ) {
if (state._stream != -1) {
stack.push(state._streamToken);
state._stream = -1;
}
else if (state._token.equals("startxref")) {
endFlag = true;
}
else if (state._token.equals("endobj")) {
endFlag = true;
}
else if (state._token.equals("%%EOF")) {
endFlag = true;
}
else if (state._token.equals("endstream")) {
byte[] stream = (byte[])(stack.pop());
PjStreamDictionary pjsd = new PjStreamDictionary(
((PjDictionary)(stack.pop())).getHashtable());
PjStream pjs = new PjStream(pjsd, stream);
stack.push(pjs);
}
else if (state._token.equals("stream")) {
// get length of stream
PjObject obj = ((PjObject)(
(((PjDictionary)(stack.peek())).
getHashtable().
get(new PjName("Length")))));
if (obj instanceof PjReference) {
obj = getObject(pdf, raf, xref,
((PjReference)(obj)).getObjNumber().getInt());
}
state._stream =
((PjNumber)(obj)).getInt();
// the following if() clause added to
// handle the case of "Length" being
// incorrect (larger than the actual
// stream length)
if ( state._stream >
(state._data.length - state._pos)
) {
state._stream =
state._data.length -
state._pos - 17;
}
if (state._pos < state._data.length) {
if ((char)(state._data[state._pos]) == '\r') {
state._pos++;
}
if ( (state._pos < state._data.length) &&
((char)(state._data[state._pos]) ==
'\n') ) {
state._pos++;
}
}
}
else if (state._token.equals("null")) {
stack.push(new PjNull());
}
else if (state._token.equals("true")) {
stack.push(new PjBoolean(true));
}
else if (state._token.equals("false")) {
stack.push(new PjBoolean(false));
}
else if (state._token.equals("R")) {
// we ignore the generation number
// because all objects get reset to
// generation 0 when we collapse the
// incremental updates
stack.pop(); // the generation number
PjNumber obj = (PjNumber)(stack.pop());
stack.push(new PjReference(obj, PjNumber.ZERO));
}
else if ( (state._token.charAt(0) == '<') &&
(state._token.startsWith("<<") == false) ) {
stack.push(new PjString(PjString.decodePdf(state._token)));
}
else if (
(Character.isDigit(state._token.charAt(0)))
|| (state._token.charAt(0) == '-')
|| (state._token.charAt(0) == '.') ) {
stack.push(new PjNumber(new Float(state._token).floatValue()));
}
else if (state._token.charAt(0) == '(') {
stack.push(new PjString(PjString.decodePdf(state._token)));
}
else if (state._token.charAt(0) == '/') {
stack.push(new PjName(state._token.substring(1)));
}
else if (state._token.equals(">>")) {
boolean done = false;
Object obj;
Hashtable h = new Hashtable();
while ( ! done ) {
obj = stack.pop();
if ( (obj instanceof String) &&
(((String)obj).equals("<<")) ) {
done = true;
} else {
h.put((PjName)(stack.pop()),
(PjObject)obj);
}
}
// figure out what kind of dictionary we have
PjDictionary dictionary = new PjDictionary(h);
if (PjPage.isLike(dictionary)) {
stack.push(new PjPage(h));
}
else if (PjPages.isLike(dictionary)) {
stack.push(new PjPages(h));
}
else if (PjFontType1.isLike(dictionary)) {
stack.push(new PjFontType1(h));
}
else if (PjFontDescriptor.isLike(dictionary)) {
stack.push(new PjFontDescriptor(h));
}
else if (PjResources.isLike(dictionary)) {
stack.push(new PjResources(h));
}
else if (PjCatalog.isLike(dictionary)) {
stack.push(new PjCatalog(h));
}
else if (PjInfo.isLike(dictionary)) {
stack.push(new PjInfo(h));
}
else if (PjEncoding.isLike(dictionary)) {
stack.push(new PjEncoding(h));
}
else {
stack.push(dictionary);
}
}
else if (state._token.equals("]")) {
boolean done = false;
Object obj;
Vector v = new Vector();
while ( ! done ) {
obj = stack.pop();
if ( (obj instanceof String) &&
(((String)obj).equals("[")) ) {
done = true;
} else {
v.insertElementAt((PjObject)obj, 0);
}
}
// figure out what kind of array we have
PjArray array = new PjArray(v);
if (PjRectangle.isLike(array)) {
stack.push(new PjRectangle(v));
}
else if (PjProcSet.isLike(array)) {
stack.push(new PjProcSet(v));
}
else {
stack.push(array);
}
}
else if (state._token.startsWith("%")) {
// do nothing
}
else {
stack.push(state._token);
}
}
/*line 427*/ return (PjObject)(stack.pop());
}
Sergio - 02 Aug 2006 19:51 GMT
I've uploaded the pjx library to this site
http://rapidshare.de/files/27945483/pjx-1.4.0.jar.html
I think it could be useful.
Thanks for all your help.
Sergio.
Oliver Wong - 02 Aug 2006 20:01 GMT
[OP has a CastClassException on line 427, actual class type is String]
>> Please show the parse method of the file com.etymon.pj.PdfParser. Be
>> sure to include line 427.
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> public static PjObject parse(Pdf pdf, RandomAccessFile raf, long[][]
> xref, byte[] data, int start)
[...]
> Stack stack = new Stack();
[...]
> stack.push(state._streamToken);
[...]
> byte[] stream = (byte[])(stack.pop());
> PjStreamDictionary pjsd = new PjStreamDictionary(
> ((PjDictionary)(stack.pop())).getHashtable());
> PjStream pjs = new PjStream(pjsd, stream);
> stack.push(pjs);
[...]
> /*line 427*/ return (PjObject)(stack.pop());
This code is extremely messy in that it pops all sorts of different type
objects into the stack object. I wouldn't be surprised if this were
generated code instead of hand written.
If this is your code, you've got a bug and you need to fix it. If it's
someone else's code, then you should write up an SSCCE demonstrating the bug
and submit it to then. See http://mindprod.com/jgloss/sscce.html
- Oliver
Sergio - 02 Aug 2006 20:48 GMT
Oliver Wong ha scritto:
> This code is extremely messy in that it pops all sorts of different type
> objects into the stack object. I wouldn't be surprised if this were
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> someone else's code, then you should write up an SSCCE demonstrating the bug
> and submit it to then. See http://mindprod.com/jgloss/sscce.html
the code of parse method is from pjx library...the only code i've wrote
is the calling method and i think the problem is in that procedure.
Thanks for your help.
Sergio.