/**
* Reads an object definition, given the first numeric object, which has already been read and is
* passed as an argument. This is called by the no-argument readObjectDef; the only other case in
* which it will be called is for a cross-reference stream, which can be distinguished from a
* cross-reference table only once the first token is read.
*/
public PdfObject readObjectDef(Numeric objNumTok) throws IOException, PdfException {
String invDef = "Invalid object definition";
reset();
// The start of an object must be <num> <num> obj
// Numeric objNumTok = (Numeric) getNext (Numeric.class, invDef);
Numeric genNumTok = (Numeric) getNext(Numeric.class, invDef);
Keyword objKey = (Keyword) getNext(Keyword.class, invDef);
if (!"obj".equals(objKey.getValue())) {
throw new PdfMalformedException(invDef);
}
if (_tokenizer.getWSString().length() > 1) {
_pdfACompliant = false;
}
PdfObject obj = readObject();
// Now a special-case check to read a stream object, which
// consists of a dictionary followed by a stream token.
if (obj instanceof PdfDictionary) {
Stream strm = null;
try {
strm = (Stream) getNext(Stream.class, "");
} catch (Exception e) {
// if we get an exception, it just means it wasn't a stream
}
if (strm != null) {
// Assimilate the dictionary and the stream token into the
// object to be returned
PdfStream strmObj = new PdfStream((PdfDictionary) obj, strm);
obj = strmObj;
}
}
obj.setObjNumber(objNumTok.getIntegerValue());
obj.setGenNumber(genNumTok.getIntegerValue());
return obj;
}
