* Fix .paint_path handling of single line segments
- Fixes typo ("ml" should have been "mlh")
- Removes if-statement that required individual line segments to be
strictly horizontal or vertical.
* Treat 'ml'-shape paths as lines not curves
Althoguh 'mlh' is the canonical implementation for a single line
segment, 'ml' is fairly common.
Adds tests and sample PDF.
* Fix trailing whitespace
* Fix point-extraction from Beziér path commands
This commit corrects the manner in which "pts" are extracted from Beziér
path commands. See Table 4.9 of PDF reference manual, and new comments
in code for details. Previously, depending on whether the command (c,
v, or y) the code was extracting some combination of control points (not
on curve) and the actual points-on-curve.
This commit also refactors .paint_path, so that apply_matrix_pt is only
called in one place, and to treat the "h" command in a manner more
consistent with other path commands.
* Add comments to test_paint_path_quadrilaterals
* Parse rect-forming mllll paths as rects not curves
Now that .paint_path has been refactored, adding support for
rect-forming mllll paths requires no extra code, beyond a minor tweak to
the relevant elif statement.
* One changelog line with ref to mr
* Remove PDFLayoutAnalyzer._create_curve because implementation has become trivial due to refactoring
* Extract variables from if statement to make it easier to read
* Optimize imports order
* Trigger travis build
* Revert "Trigger travis build"
This reverts commit 41c05184
* Update travis badge
* Update travis badge
Co-authored-by: Pieter Marsman <pietermarsman@gmail.com>
Closes#191
* Remove supoprt for non standard output streams that are not binary by removing the try-except check that writes a unicode character to the stream
* Add docstring
* Fix flake8
* Fix paint_path bug noted in issue #473
Focuses on the handling of non-rect quadrilaterals, the decomposition of
complex (m.*h)* paths into subpaths, and assigning those subpaths the
correct LTCurve/LTRect type.
Also adds a test for cases presented in issue #473
* Tweak paint_path fix per @pietermarsman review
- Adjusts logic to adhere to if-elif-else rather than early returns.
- Shortens subpath detection/reprocessing step, using re.finditer().
* Reorder paint_path() if-else statements once more
* Fix flake8 issues
* Fix error: should select item 1 and 2 from the list, and possible items [3, 4], and so on.
Co-authored-by: Pieter Marsman <pietermarsman@gmail.com>
* Fix converting path to multiple rectangles
For path that consists of a series of rectangles
(shape is 'mlllhmlllh...'), call paint_path again with each group of
5 points. The result is multiple rects instead of a single curve.
fixes#369
* Reduce pdf size by removing font
* Add unittest for PDFLayoutAnalyzer.paint_path()
* Add line to CHANGELOG.md
* Add reference to pdf reference manual
* Cleanup function paint_path a bit
* Reduce line length of tests
* Reduce line length of tests
Co-authored-by: Pieter Marsman <pietermarsman@gmail.com>
* Fix font name by removing subset tag
* Added line to CHANGELOG.md
* Add documentation and clear variable name
* Use `html.escape()` to encode strings for html and always return `str` instead of `bytes`
* Drop support for legacy Python 2
* Add python_requires to help pip
* Upgrade Python syntax with pyupgrade
* Upgrade Python syntax with pyupgrade --py3-plus
* Python 3 imports
* Replace six
* Update CONTRIBUTING.md
* Added line to changelog
Co-authored-by: Hugo van Kemenade <hugovk@users.noreply.github.com>
* Code Refractor: Use code-style enforcement #312
* Add flake8 to travis-ci
* Remove python 2 3 comment on six library. 891 errors > 870 errors.
* Remove class and functions comments that consist of just the name. 870 errors > 855 errors.
* Fix flake8 errors in pdftypes.py. 855 errors > 833 errors.
* Moving flake8 testing from .travis.yml to tox.ini to ensure local testing before commiting
* Cleanup pdfinterp.py and add documentation from PDF Reference
* Cleanup pdfpage.py
* Cleanup pdffont.py
* Clean psparser.py
* Cleanup high_level.py
* Cleanup layout.py
* Cleanup pdfparser.py
* Cleanup pdfcolor.py
* Cleanup rijndael.py
* Cleanup converter.py
* Rename klass to cls if it is the class variable, to be more consistent with standard practice
* Cleanup cmap.py
* Cleanup pdfdevice.py
* flake8 ignore fontmetrics.py
* Cleanup test_pdfminer_psparser.py
* Fix flake8 in pdfdocument.py; 339 errors to go
* Fix flake8 utils.py; 326 errors togo
* pep8 correction for few files in /tools/ 328 > 160 to go (#342)
* pep8 correction for few files in /tools/ 328 > 160 to go
* pep8 correction: 160 > 5 to go
* Fix ascii85.py errors
* Fix error in getting index from target that does not exists
* Remove commented print lines
* Fix flake8 error in pdfinterp.py
* Fix python2 specific error by removing argument from print statement
* Ignore invalid python2 syntax
* Update contributing.md
* Added changelog
* Remove unused import
Co-authored-by: Fakabbir Amin <f4amin@gmail.com>
Fixes#171Fixes#199Fixes#118Fixes#178
Added: tests for building documentation and example code in documentation
Added: docstrings for common used functions and classes
Removed: old documentation
* added color support to stroking and non stroking color spaces
* extended LTCurve, LTLine and LTRect to save painting information
* modified PDFLayoutAnalyzer to populate the shapes with painting information
* Removing all the "#!/usr/bin/env python" lines, they do not need for python3, solving issue number: #19.
* Restored all the shebangs in the tools and tests folders (because they are real executables) but used "#!/usr/bin/env python" instead of "#!/usr/bin/python" as this blog points out: https://www.peterbe.com/plog/importance-of-env
Removed also the shebang from pdfminer/psparser.py file.
Sorry, changes should have been more atomic.
*In pdf2txt.py:*
* Re-wrote main function to use argparse instead of optparse.
* Manually tested in Py2/Py3 to get partial consistency.
* Errors abound including Tags mode, but most modes weren't working at all in Py3 anyway.
* Py2 mode *probably* unchanged, cannot find any bugs yet...
* Kept old main function for posterity, for now.
*In utils:*
* Added a few compatibility functions (some string hax required chardet, new dependency):
- make_compat_bytes(in_str)-> (py3->bytes | py2->str)
- make_compat_str(in_str)-> (str)
- compatible_encode_method(bytesorstring, encoding, erraction)-> (str)
*In pdfdevice:*
* To handle different output filetypes in Py3, injected lots of calls to new utils methods,
as well as some six.PYX checks and logic. These changes are largely responsible for
enhanced Py2/Py3 consistency.
*In converter:*
* To handle output filetypes in Py2, injected a few checks and fixes particularly around the
py2 `str.encode` method and its *assumed* usual use-analogies in Py3.
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