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When trying to find incomplete objects, i.e. those missing the "endobj"-string at the end, there's unfortunately a number of possible operators that we need to check for. Otherwise we could miss e.g. the "trailer" at the end of a corrupt PDF document, which is why the referenced document didn't work. Currently we do all searching on the "raw" bytes of the PDF document, for efficiency, however this doesn't really work when we need to check for *multiple* potential command-strings. To keep the complexity manageable we'll instead use regular expressions here, but we can at least avoid creating lots of substrings thanks to the `RegExp.lastIndex` property; which is well supported across browsers according to https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/RegExp/lastIndex#browser_compatibility Note that this repeated regular expression usage could perhaps be slightly less efficient than the old code, however this method is only invoked for corrupt PDF documents. |
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