Make get fingerprint slightly more robust against corrupt PDF files

This patch adjusts `get fingerprint` to also check that the `/ID` entry contains (non-empty) strings, to prevent more possible failures when loading corrupt PDF files (follow-up to PR 5602).

Note that I've not actually encountered such a PDF file in the wild. However given that `stringToBytes` will assert that the input is a string, and that we'll thus fail to load a document unless `get fingerprint` succeeds, making this more robust seems like a good idea to me.
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Jonas Jenwald 2015-09-07 17:41:13 +02:00
parent 3daae40425
commit 5853553455

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@ -510,12 +510,11 @@ var PDFDocument = (function PDFDocumentClosure() {
return shadow(this, 'documentInfo', docInfo);
},
get fingerprint() {
var xref = this.xref, idArray, hash, fileID = '';
var xref = this.xref, hash, fileID = '';
var idArray = xref.trailer.get('ID');
if (xref.trailer.has('ID')) {
idArray = xref.trailer.get('ID');
}
if (idArray && isArray(idArray) && idArray[0] !== EMPTY_FINGERPRINT) {
if (idArray && isArray(idArray) && idArray[0] && isString(idArray[0]) &&
idArray[0] !== EMPTY_FINGERPRINT) {
hash = stringToBytes(idArray[0]);
} else {
if (this.stream.ensureRange) {