Allow /Filter value to be a indirect object. #50
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Code looks good. Can you provide a non-confidential PDF that uses indirect filter objects for testing purposes? |
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Hi, the ones I've encountered I can sadly not share. I also do not have access to the generator. However the structure is quite interesting. Here as an example, how the indirect array is used: However the referenced Let me know if I can help you with any other info. |
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Cases where the /Filter value is an iref the filter lookup would search for "18 0 R" and fail to process content. This was seen with filter array values in a PDF-1.3.