Any Help would be greatly appreciatedĬreated 14 Oct, 2019 Issue #520 User Hellogithubcomeonįile "XXXXXXX\Python37\lib\site-packages\PyPDF3\pdf.py", line 572, in _sweepIndirectReferences PDFWRITER FOR MAC DAMAGED ZERO BYTES PDFI am not sure if this is an issue with PyPDF2, with the pdf itself, or with the browser/viewers. PDFWRITER FOR MAC DAMAGED ZERO BYTES CODEThe source code of the merged pdf seems to contain all the correct data, regardless of where it is viewed. If I view the page on windows, in Microsoft Edge, it displays the correct result for all pages. If I view the pdf on windows, in chrome it displays the propper field data for the first page, but then all the subsequent pages just contain duplicates of the form data found on the first page. If I view the code in Okular (debian linux PDF viewer) it shows no form fields and basically just a flattened pdf with no data. When I am attempting to merge the pdfs with the entered form data, it is giving a really weird condition where the merged pdf is showing different content depending on what context it is viewed in. ![]() I am using a fillable pdf that has a number of fields as a template, and there is an unknown number of individual pdfs. With extractTextIter, the regex can just try matching with the individual portions of the drawn text.Ĭreated 05 Jul, 2019 Issue #506 User Wmoskal Since extractText concatenates all the text into one string, this causes matches to be found with text coming from different parts of the PDF depending on the order in which they're concatenated. This matches the different PO number styles like C23355LA and B-12321-KF. This is to search for PO numbers in invoice PDF files. extractTextIter will yield the text from each text drawing command as it's found in the PDF.įor a real-world example, I'm using a regex expression to search for specific text in a PDF file. ![]() This is fine for many circumstances but can result in incorrect pattern matching. If the PDF file has two text drawing commands, one for "hello" and another for "world", the resulting text from extractText will be "helloworld". ![]() The text returned from extractText results in one large string with no relations between the original text drawing commands and the returned string. Created 13 Nov, 2017 Pull Request #379 User Pkropf
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