ENH: Allow setting field flags for forms #802
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Closes #574 Closes #801 Co-authored-by: Craig Jones <[email protected]>
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A change I would like to highlight is the performance improvement for large PDF files (#808) 🎉 New Features (ENH): - Add papersizes (#800) - Allow setting permission flags when encrypting (#803) - Allow setting form field flags (#802) Bug Fixes (BUG): - TypeError in xmp._converter_date (#813) - Improve spacing for text extraction (#806) - Fix PDFDocEncoding Character Set (#809) Robustness (ROB): - Use null ID when encrypted but no ID given (#812) - Handle recursion error (#804) Documentation (DOC): - CMaps (#811) - The PDF Format + commit prefixes (#810) - Add compression example (#792) Developer Experience (DEV): - Add Benchmark for Performance Testing (#781) Maintenance (MAINT): - Validate PDF magic byte in strict mode (#814) - Make PdfFileMerger.addBookmark() behave life PdfFileWriters\' (#339) - Quadratic runtime while parsing reduced to linear (#808) Testing (TST): - Newlines in text extraction (#807) Full Changelog: 1.27.8...1.27.9
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Closes py-pdf#574 Closes py-pdf#801 Co-authored-by: Craig Jones <[email protected]>
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A change I would like to highlight is the performance improvement for large PDF files (py-pdf#808) 🎉 New Features (ENH): - Add papersizes (py-pdf#800) - Allow setting permission flags when encrypting (py-pdf#803) - Allow setting form field flags (py-pdf#802) Bug Fixes (BUG): - TypeError in xmp._converter_date (py-pdf#813) - Improve spacing for text extraction (py-pdf#806) - Fix PDFDocEncoding Character Set (py-pdf#809) Robustness (ROB): - Use null ID when encrypted but no ID given (py-pdf#812) - Handle recursion error (py-pdf#804) Documentation (DOC): - CMaps (py-pdf#811) - The PDF Format + commit prefixes (py-pdf#810) - Add compression example (py-pdf#792) Developer Experience (DEV): - Add Benchmark for Performance Testing (py-pdf#781) Maintenance (MAINT): - Validate PDF magic byte in strict mode (py-pdf#814) - Make PdfFileMerger.addBookmark() behave life PdfFileWriters\' (py-pdf#339) - Quadratic runtime while parsing reduced to linear (py-pdf#808) Testing (TST): - Newlines in text extraction (py-pdf#807) Full Changelog: py-pdf/pypdf@1.27.8...1.27.9
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Closes #574
Closes #801
Co-authored-by: Craig Jones [email protected]