Thanks, Patrick, for the heads-up to check out the version from
Quicklisp which does solve this problem, even though it is also
indicated to be version 2.03.
Andrew
On Mon, Sep 10, 2012 at 6:36 PM, Patrick Stein wrote:
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> Are you trying this on Windows? I had no problem reading this file with
Are you trying this on Windows? I had no problem reading this file with cl-pdf
from the current quicklisp distribution under MacOSX. I see some places it
could signal 'image-file-parse-error, but not EOF.
… Patrick
On Sep 10, 2012, at 11:50 AM, Andrew Philpot wrote:
> Running cl-pdf 2.1 (al
Running cl-pdf 2.1 (although the source tag says pdf::*version* = 2.03)
I have a legacy cl-pdf application which embeds JPG files into the pdf
documents. I've noticed that more and more JPGs that I encounter are
not accessible via PDF::READ-JPEG-FILE, that is, the underlying
PDF::%READ-JPEG-FILE%
