I followed section 9.10.2Mapping Character Codes to Unicode Values from the PDF reference manual to write a Font class to verify each character in a PDF document can be converted to unicode or not. I am attaching the Font class. I am sharing what I have for this unicode conversion. Also I am asking you all that is there any easier and better way to do this conversion? http://www.nabble.com/file/p25752712/Font.java Font.java
Leonard Rosenthol-3 wrote: > > 1) you need to also consider the case of inherited resources. > > 2) you are assuming that all font dicts will be indirect, that's not > necessary true. > > 3) You are assuming that encoding that is indirect is Differences and not > is not. Again, not true. Either way is valid for both direct/indirect. > > 4) for differences, you need to get the base encoding and then start from > that. > > Leonard > > -----Original Message----- > From: newoutlook [mailto:newoutlo...@yahoo.com] > Sent: Tuesday, September 15, 2009 6:00 PM > To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net > Subject: Re: [iText-questions] Conversion of Encoding > > > I reviewed the section 9.10.2Mapping Character Codes to Unicode Values > from > PDF ISO-320000(1.7) document. I came up with the following segment of code > to get encodings for font for a text string. I am kinda of struck on > getting > differences array for font dictionary. I am not sure how to find unicode > values for the character codes. > > dict = reader.getPageN(1); > dict = (PdfDictionary)dict.get(PdfName.RESOURCES); > PdfDictionary font_ref = (PdfDictionary) dict.get(PdfName.FONT); > Set keys = font_ref.getKeys(); > for (Iterator i = keys.iterator(); i.hasNext();) { > PdfName name = (PdfName)i.next(); > System.out.println("font name =" + name); > PdfIndirectReference font_inref = (PdfIndirectReference) > font_ref.get(name); > System.out.println("font indirect ref =" + font_inref); > > PdfDictionary font_content = (PdfDictionary) > reader.getPdfObject(font_inref.getNumber()); > if (!(font_content.get(PdfName.ENCODING)).isIndirect()) { > System.out.println("Font encoding > ="+font_content.get(PdfName.ENCODING)); > > } > else { > > > PdfArray font_diff = (PdfArray) > font_content.get(PdfName.DIFFERENCES); > > //for (Iterator j = font_diff.getArrayList().iterator(); > j.hasNext();) > { > // PdfString font_diff_str = (PdfString) j.next(); > // System.out.println("font diff entry =" + > font_diff_str); > //} > } > } > > > > 1T3XT info wrote: >> >> newoutlook wrote: >>> I was wondering how do I get the encoding for text string using iText >>> API >>> before I interpret the text string. >> >> Get the content stream of the page. >> Find the operator that changes the font and >> get the operand that refers to the font (e.g. /F1). >> Look for the corresponding entry in the page resources. >> Inspect the font dictionary referred to in the page resources >> for the encoding. >> >> Expect no further help than the above; >> as Leonard told you: stuff like 'content stream', >> 'font dictionary', etc... is explained in ISO-320000. >> >> Low-level methods to get a page's content stream, >> the resources dictionary, and so on, are explained >> in chapter 18 of the book "iText in Action". >> -- >> This answer is provided by 1T3XT BVBA >> http://www.1t3xt.com/ - http://www.1t3xt.info >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> Come build with us! 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