class PDF::Stream
- PDF::Stream
- Reference
- Object
Overview
A stream object, like a string object, is a sequence of bytes. However, a PDF application can read a stream incrementally, while a string must be read in its entirety.
Furthermore, a stream can be of unlimited length, whereas a string is subject to an implementation limit. For this reason, objects with potentially large amounts of data, such as images and page descriptions, are represented as streams.
Note: As with strings, this section describes only the syntax for writing a stream as a sequence of bytes. What those bytes represent is determined by the context in which the stream is referenced.
example:
<< /Length 534
/Filter [/ASCII85Decode /LZWDecode]
>>
stream
J..)6T`?p&<!J9%_[umg"B7/Z7KNXbN'S+,*Q/&"OLT'F
LIDK#!n`$"<Atdi`\Vn%b%)&'cA*VnK\CJY(sF>c!Jnl@
RM]WM;jjH6Gnc75idkL5]+cPZKEBPWdR>FF(kj1_R%W_d
&/jS!;iuad7h?[L−F$+]]0A3Ck*$I0KZ?;<)CJtqi65Xb
Vc3\n5ua:Q/=0$W<#N3U;H,MQKqfg1?:lUpR;6oN[C2E4
ZNr8Udn.'p+?#X+1>0Kuk$bCDF/(3fL5]Oq)^kJZ!C2H1
'TO]Rl?Q:&'<5&iP!$Rq;BXRecDN[IJB`,)o8XJOSJ9sD
S]hQ;Rj@!ND)bD_q&C\g:inYC%)&u#:u,M6Bm%IY!Kb1+
":aAa'S`ViJglLb8<W9k6Yl\\0McJQkDeLWdPN?9A'jX*
al>iG1p&i;eVoK&juJHs9%;Xomop"5KatWRT"JQ#qYuL,
JD?M$0QP)lKn06l1apKDC@\qJ4B!!(5m+j.7F790m(Vj8
8l8Q:_CZ(Gm1%X\N1&u!FKHMB~>
endstream
Included Modules
Defined in:
pdf/obj/stream.crConstructors
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.new(dict : Hash(String, PDF::PdfObj), bytes : Array(UInt8))
dict中不必指明字节数,因为计算时可以推出来
Instance Method Summary
- #decode_params : Array(PDF::PdfObj) | Hash(String, PDF::PdfObj) | Nil
- #decode_params=(decode_params : Array(PDF::PdfObj) | Hash(String, PDF::PdfObj) | Nil)
- #filter : Array(PDF::Name) | PDF::Name | Nil
- #filter=(filter : Array(PDF::Name) | PDF::Name | Nil)
-
#length
The number of bytes from the beginning of the line following the keyword stream to the last byte just before the keyword endstream.
-
#render_to_pdf(io : IO) : IO
print keyword and boty bytes TODO:add filter and cryptor
Instance methods inherited from module PDF::Renderable
render_to_pdf(io : IO) : IO
render_to_pdf
Constructor Detail
Instance Method Detail
The number of bytes from the beginning of the line following the keyword stream to the last byte just before the keyword endstream. (There may be an additional EOL marker, preceding endstream, that is not included in the count and is not logically part of the stream data.)
print keyword and boty bytes
TODO add filter and cryptor