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Retarget some items for 4.2.0
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4.1.0
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4.2.0
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* If possible, support user-pluggable stream filters. This would
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* If possible, support user-pluggable stream filters. This would
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streams with empty streams or possibly uncompress as much as
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streams with empty streams or possibly uncompress as much as
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possible
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possible
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- Files whose PDF header is malformed, perhaps with no version
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number (as literally %PDF-a.b). Maybe keep track of features to
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try to infer a version based on encryption formats and object
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streams.
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- For really hard errors like corrupted streams where there is
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virtually guaranteed to be loss, maybe require an additional
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option to tell qpdf that it's okay to continue and treat those
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as warnings. Probably need separate options for each type of
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error plus a generic tryReallyHard kind of method that enables
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them all. Then the qpdf command-line tool can have a single
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flag that enables all supported aggressive recovery techniques.
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- See ../misc/broken-files
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- See ../misc/broken-files
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4.1.0
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* Add to documentation, and mention this documentation in
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* Add to documentation, and mention this documentation in
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README.maintainer:
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README.maintainer:
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