adds color profiles/output intents and an xmp metadata stream to the document in order to be compliant with pdf/a-1b (basic). this compliance level is toggled on the builder since it will generate larger files and set to 'off/none' by default. pdf/a documents are also not able to use standard fonts so using a font when the compliance level is not none will throw.
returns a reference to the added image object when calling addjpeg so that it can be shared between or within pages meaning the image is only written to the output file once but can appear multiple times.
this image doesn't seem to be displaying correctly in adobe reader.
since jpegs can be trivially embedded in pdf documents without changes to the data stream this is the first image format we will support. currently this is a naive approach which doesn't share an image resources between pages. ideally we will either de-duplicated images when added, return a re-usable key once an image is added, or both.
Anyway, the DataToken properties most are readonly, If you want to change something. You have to crate a new token anyway. Discussion: https://github.com/UglyToad/PdfPig/pull/150
This class would allow us to lazily flush resource. This would allow us to make changes to them, while new content is pushed. Compress, Merge, Deduplicate, etc...
after we split the solution into multiple projects the xml doc comments were no longer packed in the generated nuget package. in addition they were only generated for the net standard 2.0 target framework.
this change generates comments for all target frameworks and makes sure they're included in the generated package. it also adds missing doc comments where they weren't included on the public api and clears up a couple of minor formatting issues in the affected files.
fixes the case where the brute-force searcher becomes stuck in an infinite loop, it may be the case that the problem pdf from #88 has a newline or some other whitespace between its object and generation number so this may cause a failure elsewhere.
most of the cross-reference code is the earliest code in the project and hasn't been revisited since then. the issue #88 has been reopened due to a bug with brute-force searching so this tidies up the code in this area ahead of trying to fix the bug.
renames fields to match the expected conventions for resharper. removes fully qualified names for using statements since resharper marks these as not-required.
adds a check to the pdf merger test to make sure the second page has the expected content. this is not currently valid since we lose the resources node on the pages tree.
I decided to move to his own method, the part that create the page node. This allowed me to visualize better, from where I was suppose to get the correct reference.
lenient parsing gives us more code to maintain for no real benefit, parsing should always be as lenient as possible. remove the flag from some of the font code.
