/**
* Translate a PRIndirectReference to a PdfIndirectReference In addition, translates the object
* numbers, and copies the referenced object to the output file. NB: PRIndirectReferences (and
* PRIndirectObjects) really need to know what file they came from, because each file has its own
* namespace. The translation we do from their namespace to ours is *at best* heuristic, and
* guaranteed to fail under some circumstances.
*/
protected PdfIndirectReference copyIndirect(PRIndirectReference in)
throws IOException, BadPdfFormatException {
PdfIndirectReference theRef;
RefKey key = new RefKey(in);
IndirectReferences iRef = (IndirectReferences) indirects.get(key);
if (iRef != null) {
theRef = iRef.getRef();
if (iRef.getCopied()) {
return theRef;
}
} else {
theRef = body.getPdfIndirectReference();
iRef = new IndirectReferences(theRef);
indirects.put(key, iRef);
}
PdfObject obj = PdfReader.getPdfObjectRelease(in);
if (obj != null && obj.isDictionary()) {
PdfObject type = PdfReader.getPdfObjectRelease(((PdfDictionary) obj).get(PdfName.TYPE));
if (type != null && PdfName.PAGE.equals(type)) {
return theRef;
}
}
iRef.setCopied();
obj = copyObject(obj);
addToBody(obj, theRef);
return theRef;
}
/**
* Add an imported page to our output
*
* @param iPage an imported page
* @throws IOException , BadPdfFormatException
*/
public void addPage(PdfImportedPage iPage) throws IOException, BadPdfFormatException {
int pageNum = setFromIPage(iPage);
PdfDictionary thePage = reader.getPageN(pageNum);
PRIndirectReference origRef = reader.getPageOrigRef(pageNum);
reader.releasePage(pageNum);
RefKey key = new RefKey(origRef);
PdfIndirectReference pageRef;
IndirectReferences iRef = (IndirectReferences) indirects.get(key);
if (iRef != null && !iRef.getCopied()) {
pageReferences.add(iRef.getRef());
iRef.setCopied();
}
pageRef = getCurrentPage();
if (iRef == null) {
iRef = new IndirectReferences(pageRef);
indirects.put(key, iRef);
}
iRef.setCopied();
PdfDictionary newPage = copyDictionary(thePage);
root.addPage(newPage);
++currentPageNumber;
}
/**
* Copy the acroform for an input document. Note that you can only have one, we make no effort to
* merge them.
*
* @param reader The reader of the input file that is being copied
* @throws IOException , BadPdfFormatException
*/
public void copyAcroForm(PdfReader reader) throws IOException, BadPdfFormatException {
setFromReader(reader);
PdfDictionary catalog = reader.getCatalog();
PRIndirectReference hisRef = null;
PdfObject o = catalog.get(PdfName.ACROFORM);
if (o != null && o.type() == PdfObject.INDIRECT) hisRef = (PRIndirectReference) o;
if (hisRef == null) return; // bugfix by John Englar
RefKey key = new RefKey(hisRef);
PdfIndirectReference myRef;
IndirectReferences iRef = (IndirectReferences) indirects.get(key);
if (iRef != null) {
acroForm = myRef = iRef.getRef();
} else {
acroForm = myRef = body.getPdfIndirectReference();
iRef = new IndirectReferences(myRef);
indirects.put(key, iRef);
}
if (!iRef.getCopied()) {
iRef.setCopied();
PdfDictionary theForm = copyDictionary((PdfDictionary) PdfReader.getPdfObject(hisRef));
addToBody(theForm, myRef);
}
}
