The intent here is to validate pdf doc for more readability like validating
table structure in pdf contents. I am determining a page number for pdf
contents. I parse pdf contents as a tree node like table,list, and link
etc...For example, I get indirect reference for node (table) using this
statement PdfIndirectReference pageRef =
getITxtDictionary().getAsIndirectObject(PdfName.PG); and use the following
for loop like simplebookmark example to get page number. Please let me know,
if this works for me.
public int getPageNumber(PdfIndirectReference pageRef) {
if (pageRef == null) return -1;
for (int i=0; i<reader.getNumberOfPages(); ++i) {
if (reader.getPageOrigRef(i+1).getNumber() ==
pageRef.getNumber())
return i+1;
}
return -1;
}
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> newoutlook wrote:
>> I am using the following code to get page number for a node.
>
> Can you explain what you're doing and why?
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