Hello Paulo,
I've checked out the source code. It seems that there's no need to introduce a
LongHashtable class. Using the built-in
System.Collections.Generics.Dictionary<long, long> will be sufficient. And so
to the IntHashtable. The default implementation of .NET's generic Dictionary
class is quite acceptable. Why reinvent the wheel?
WMJ
>________________________________
> From: Paulo Soares <psoa...@glintt.com>
>Subject: [iText-questions] Support for big PDFs over 2G
>
>
>Hi all,
>
>iText and iTextSharp now support PDFs over 2G. The
limitation is 10G for PDFs with classic xref and 1T for stream xref. You can
get
it from the SVN.
>
>Paulo
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