I looking for ways of speeding up how long it takes PDF::API2 to get started (once it gets going it is very spiffy). One of the things I noticed while...
... get ... maybe ... As a follow, I decided to trim off all the glpyhs in uniglyph.txt above $FF and using the perl profiler to examine it: Original...
... Yes, when I was looking through the code, I noticed that it had it's own way of deferring loading. I thought, "Why doesn't it just use AUTOLOAD?" It...
... PDF::API2::Util::BEGIN ... it's own ... dig ... getting ... Has anyone ever run a script that used PDF:API2 under mode_perl? Does this slow startup go...
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Hi everyone - especially our dear creator and maintainer of PDF::API2. We are running some very complex PDF generation with PDF::API2 and are very impressed....
... Hash: SHA256 ... pdfapi2 is hosted on sf (cvs). ... applied to cvs ... more so cheers, - -- fredo ... Version: GnuPG v1.4.9 (MingW32) Comment: Using GnuPG...
Hello all! I've tried using finishobjects and the -file object creation to minimize memory requirements but I only get the file to be written to disk as it's...
... That's because you keep adding stuff to $pdf. Because of the structure of PDF, you can't create a file for it until you know all the parts. The file can...
... Some memory gets released, that used by temporary objects, but the PDF steadily grows. If you could divide your document into sections and have one PDF for...
... I'm no PDF expert, but fro what I've read of the specs only global objets and something to build the xref table at the end of the file should be kept in...
... I'm sorry if I say obvious things - but are you sure the objects written to file are no longer referenced after calling finishobjects on them? Regards, ...
... I don't think that it writes to the file until you do a saveas() or a save() which calls saveas(). -- Just my 0.00000002 million dollars worth, Shawn The...
... No, of this I'm pretty sure, the objects get written to the page as soon as finishobjects is called. Fredo, are you out there ? I think we need your...
... Hash: SHA256 ... yes, i'm still out here. ahm, finishobjects is actually a hack to try to force object output onto the Text::PDF modules. under most...
... Hash: SHA256 hi! Most of you might have found that i have been relatively silent this past 2 years and i have finally brought myself to the point that i ...
... Hi Fredo, I'd like to thank you for PDF::API2. I could not have accomplished some difficult tasks without it. I'd also like to thank you for your ...
Hi, Fredo. I dont' have yet any suggestions, but I'd like to thank you for your great work. Some important part of my professional life owns a lot to you. I'd...
Than you for the info. I need to study the library a bit more (but it's really a huge work and I've never gotten around to read and understand enough of it). ...
... Before anything else, I'll also join the number of people thanking you for your hard work and for the great amount of planning, knowledge and sweat that...
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I'm trying to print a table in landscape mode. I did the following to do so: my $pdftable = new PDF::Table; open my $pdf_handle, ">", \my $pdf_data or die $!; ...
No need to rotate. Just set the media box length and height to be suitable for landscape dimensions Cheers Arn ________________________________ From:...
Arnold Mavromatis
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Jan 15, 2009 12:24 am
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Hello all, I am regularly encountering problems due to PDF::API2 not being able to import PDF 1.5+ files. The operation results in a 'malformed xref' error. ...
Sorry to re-ask this, but I didn't get any responses last time ... Is there any way to create a gradient other than: 1) hundreds of small rects 2) importing an...