Decompression of a stream of cross-reference with Params.

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• Cross reference flow problem

  Hello

  I try to develop a PDF parser, but I'm stuck at the stream of cross-reference.

  First of all, my program reads all the objects in a PDF document, and then saves it.

  If the version is 1.5 or superior, the cross-reference is an object that uses the filter FlateDecode and a predictor of 12.

  Everything seems to be good, but the PDF reader cannot open the file.

  When I save the file with a normal cross-reference, the PDF works fine.

  Can someone please help me find the problem in the following file:

  Download

  The file above is the result of the following file:

  Download

  With a normal cross reference table, therefore this file (work):

  Download

  Note that the difference between 1 and 3 is only at the end, where the dealer or the purpose of the xref.

  I checked the table of cross references again and again, but I could not find the error.

  Thanks a lot for your help!

  13 + 1 would be better

  The specification also says: 7.5.4 [...] For a file that has never been updated incrementally, the reference section contains only one paragraph, one object numbering starts at 0. [...]

  If you follow it, you must also not the Index Entry, or?

  Could you show me the results of your current work?

  See you soon,.

  Jan

• ISO 3200 - 7.5.8 flow cross reference

  Hello

  I cannot interpret the example 4 on page 48 of the PDF 32000-1: 2008, specifically regarding the blue bold text below.

  The first field in these entries is the entrance type (2) - what is represent it 2?

  Item number stream (15) - what is represent it 15?

  
  

  position in the order of objects in the stream (0, 1, and 2) object - what this refer to?

  
  

  It is not clear which is the 15 if it is the second entry?   Someone would be able to explain where these numbers come from?
  

  The following example shows the same objects in the previous example, stored in the stream of an object in a PDF 1.5, as well as a stream of cross-reference.

  The cross-reference stream (see 7.5.8, "Reference Streams") contains entries for fonts (items 11 and 13) and the descriptor (item 12), which are compressed into the flow of an object. The first field in these entries is the entry type (2), the second field matches the number of the object stream (15), and the third field is the position in the order of the objects in the object stream (0, 1, and 2). The stream of reference also contains an entry of type 1 for the flow of the object itself.

  Refer to table 18 (7.5.8.3). The last 3 lines of this table describe what type (2), item (15) number and significance of the third field.

• What are the asterisks on FrameMaker xrefs imported from an xml file?  label cross reference *.

  I think I have a problem in my cross-references and hoping that there is a simple-minded answer (as I do something real dumb). I import the generated content of xsl and references appear in square brackets by * asterisks. If I double-click on a reference, it seems to open the appropriate file (may be an xml file before saving any files to fm docs).

  THE FOLLOWING XML CODE:

  < CrossReference XRefID = "IDapplications_tb" size = "fm:Fig - Tbl-Ex-Proc # on"

  "page #" srcfile="./CPU-1_Introduction.fm#IDapplications_tb"/ >

  HERE'S THE RULE:

  /*

  * Reference element

  */

  element "Reference" {}

  FM reference element "reference";

  "XRefID" attribute

      {

  is the property of fm cross-reference id;

  is the attribute of fm;

      }

  attribute "format".

      {

  is the reference property formula fm;

  is the attribute of fm;

      }

  }

  In the FM wysiwyg format, it pops up something like this (with the asterisks):

  Text label *.

  What do the asterisks mean? Thank you

  Your XML specified

  format = "" fm:Fig - Tbl-Ex-Proc # on page # ""

  but the model used when you open the XML file does not contain a cross-reference with that name, then format FrameMaker created for you with a few fake definition.

  -Michael

• Problems with cross-references spots

  In FrameMaker 12, I can't reference spots to work, despite the help instructions. I created a cross-reference marker, then created the cross-reference to the marker, but he keeps inserting the entire paragraph and not only words from marker I want.

  For example:

  1. I added a marker of type reference cross to a paragraph in one of my FM files, called "user management".

  2. in another file, I created a link of my marker reference (special > referral source type cross, then selected reference markers my marker)

  3. in the type of format, I select position, which has the definition of < $paratext > as one of the constituent elements.

  Unfortunately, this procedure then inserts the text of the full paragraph, not only the marker text I want.

  I suspect the step 3 is the place where I'm wrong, but the help instructions are not specific on blocks of construction/Formats to use.

  Thank you

  Warren

  If you want to do this type of reference, then using a reference spot will work. Just create a x - ref format that has the text 'Click here for details' properly formatted and the link to the spot-xref.

  If you want to link to a custom text in the paragraph, then it's more complicated, but it can be done [although that may have a building block of $markertext would be the best way to go].

  1. Create a custom color that you will use to create a text 'invisible '. [do something bright that stands out on the page]
  2. Create a paratag for the text of x - ref custm and use this custom color.
  3. Using the color > views, assign this custom color to be invisible and visible in the view 6 in view 1 (default).
  4. Switch to the view 6 (these / 6) so you can see what you are creating.
  5. In the paragraph where you need the custom text spot x - ref, insert a framework anchored with a block of text it contains (better to create on the referring page, so that you can cpy & paste as neeed) value be out column (but adjust so that it sits on top of the exact place that you want to access). Enter the required text using the x - ref paratag.
  6. Change in view 1 to make the x - ref invisible text (these / 1).
  7. You can now make the x - ref to the "custom" text FM still sees the 'invisible' content, even if it never gets when you create the output.

• All cross references a new impetus to projects with &amp; #160, text overlays

  I work with RH 9. I produce Webhelp projects based on the FM books.

  This new book is based on the formats and existing projects.

  But one thing is new: there are many inserts of text.

  My problem: the file which includes text inserts corrupted references.

  They are underlined and have good color, but do not work. Each cross reference starts with & #160;

  What can I do? Any work around? Is this a known issue?

  If you can reproduce this behavior with a small model set of content FM, reported as a bug and send the files for the guys of the CHT support.

• Create a new edition of a book with updated cross-references

  I want to create a new edition of a book that has many files component (chapters), but keep the old one intact. The files of the components have many cross references. Is it possible to easily all these cross references updated to their new location?

  Unfortunately, no, for references interfile since links are absolute and will always point to the original files until you change them.

• Eratic behavior: book, the main text blocks and Cross References

  I'm on InDesign 2014.2. Mac.

  I'm working on a fairly large book. About 14 chapters / sections, about 400 total pages. There are also hundreds of cross references, almost all of them to anchor references.

  The design of the book is as simple as possible. There is no graphics, text blocks only.

  I use a single master page, with facing pages, and a block of text type. I used it throughout the production of the book, and the primary text flow worked well, chapter after chapter. Pages have been created automatically, and automatically flowed text.

  Maybe I need to change the page size of the book, and I also have a lot of editing to do which will reduce a lot of the chapters. I wanted to make sure all pages use the main text flow to do that, go as gently as possible.

  To my dismay, I discovered that although I used systematically throughout the book master text streams, all but three of my chapters have inexplicably lost their text stream. All images in these chapters have converted into ordinary images. That I edit the book, it's playing havoc with paging and referrals.

  I tried to restore the flow of text in one of the first chapters. It's easy to do, in theory.

  • Move the first page off to the side frame
  • Delete all pages except the first page
  • Command-shift-click on the first page to restore the flow of the main text
  • Copy and paste the contents of the old frame into the primary stream restored.

  
  

  When I do, the pages to move properly, and I'm back to having a chapter with a block of primary text on each page. Unfortunately, this breaks all cross-references that refer to this newly reorganized chapter and all references to the front in this chapter.

  
  

  I tried to do all that I could imagine. Only remove the frames and not pages. Try without the busy book. Nothing works. I tried the command update cross-references in the book menu. Has nothing.

  
  

  It seems impossible to redistribute the text in a new primary master framework, without completely breaking the cross references.

  I finally found something that seems to work:

  • Create a new master page at the end of the document.
  • Go to the last page of the history of the chapter and the last history image a link to the text block type on the page that you just created.
  • In the pages palette, delete all pages in the document, with the exception of the master page that you created.

  All text will be redistributed within the frameworks of masters, and cross-references (to and from the frame) seem to be intact.

• Cross-references in the output PDF from Framemaker: how to center the Pages?

  I think I understand quite well the functioning of cross-references in Framemaker, but one thing that bothers me, it's how, when you generate a PDF from Framemaker file and clicking on a reference, the resulting page view locates the cross at the top of a page reference marker.

  It's very annoying and confusing when, say, referring to a figure of legend that appears at the bottom of a page. Page display that results when such a reference in a PDF document after Center the text of the _following_ page, with the text of the legend of the barely visible figure at the top of the page.

  My question: is it possible to build cross references that show the page, when you click in a PDF document, is centered on the page that displays the cross-reference material?

  Thank you very much.

  JMW

  Not AFAIK in FrameMaker.

  But in Acrobat, set the initial view one Page instead of continuous.

  File > properties > Initial View.

  

  Two upward (direction) and two up (cover Page) would also work.

• 6 InDesign cross-references cause mysterious line breaks

  In a paragraph with several cross references (7), 6 InDesign, the scrolling text to the next line, apparently without reason, even if there is room for the text on the same line.

  Here is my example:

  At the end of line 1): when I do a link to Unit 52, it makes the word 'article' drop down to the next line, even if there is room for it. (And also with 19, 22, when they are turned into links, they fall down.) If I remove the reference cross on "52" the word return upward on the same line.

  (1) animated and inanimate. This distinction affects how we use articles and verbs so we talk about in most of the units on the verbs and articles, but amongst the

  other places in the following units: 17, 19/B, 19/C, 21/B, 22/A, / 22B and 22 c /, / 23 c, 27 (used as an object), 52 (summary of articles).

  So after I created the 7th cross references, like this line breaks:

  (1) animated and inanimate. This distinction affects how we use articles and verbs so we talk about in most of the units on the verbs and articles, but amongst the

  other places in the following units: 17, 19/B, 19/C, 21/B, 22/A, / 22B and 22 c /, / 23 c, 27 (used as an object), 52 (summary of)

  Articles).

  It seems that 6 InDesign can't manage a number of cross-references in a single line.

  Have you ever seen this happen? Do you know what to do about it?

  Thanks for any input and help!

  I've seen it happen. I also posted about it here, and introduced a bug report, but I have not tested to see if it is still present in the CC of InDesign post-CS6 versions. Cross-references can cause goofy cloth, implausible, in conditions that I can't identify. However, your text will probably compose as you expect if you pass the composer of normal paragraph to the paragraph universal composer.

• Several cross-reference Formats

  Hello

  I have a document with figures and notes. I use paragraph styles to dial my digits. I do the same with another style of paragraph numbering my notes.

  So sometimes I add cross-references in the text of a link to the image. (So if I add an image somewhere in the document, all the following numbers of the figures will be updated and I can update references in the text with the command "update cross-references".

  (Basic on the numbering and references stuff can be found here: tutorial InDesign: automatic update of the references listed for books: lynda.com - YouTube)

  Now I can use the "Cross Reference Format" option in "Edit the cross-reference" Pop Up.

  If I click on the little feather I can choose a character to the cross-reference style. So far everything is ok.

  (See images)

  But now I want to have a different format of cross reference, every time I refer to a note (then I want something with an exponent). If I refer to an image, I want the italic text, but not exposing.

  If I change the format of the cross-reference to a single reference, it will change the format for all references.

  Y at - it any way I could use reference formats?

  Thanks for help.

  See you soon

  

  

  Ok. I just discovered. I thought I have just the options that are given by default.

  These are for example "numbering". But I can add another in the left column of the second screenshot. By Cross Reference Format I can use different character styles.

• I want to add tab stops to the cross-reference format to make my OCD, a solution of a single click, but the format never comes out right and using the tab key in the window of the dialog box to move the cursor to the next window.

  When you try to format my references I would add tab stops so that the format for the TOC works with the cross reference.  For example my format on the pages of reference is

  < $chapnum > - < $paranumonly > < $paratext > < $chapnum > - < $pagenum >

  With tab stops before the chapnum, between paranumonly and paratext and the next chapnum.  If the final result should look like

  4-16 speed vertical digital - primary Mode... 4-28

  Help?

  In the reference page, add a \t where you want a tab to be, i.e. \t<$chapnum>-<$paranumonly><$paratext>\t \t<$chapnum>-<$pagenum>

  Then, make sure that the format of paratag has the tabs tab placed at the correct locations.

  When you re - generate the table of contents, you should get the desired effect.

• help on cross Reference Type indesign

  Hi you

  I have a question. Is it possible does not show the number of the page where the reference is in the same page? in a sample is attached. Thank you very much! It's really important... pls let me know. Andrea Imbrosciano

  

  Hello Andrea, if you delete the text you are referencing, the cross reference will show as 'broken' in the Panel cross references. At this point, you can navigate to the reference, using the icons in the lower left corner of the Panel and to remove the reference. About changing the order of multiple references, they will appear in the order in which you create them. If I understand what you're trying to do, you want to combine, or concatenate almost references. (See tab 10, tab.11 and tab 12) on page 102. You need to play with the cross-reference formats to see if you can get the results of your search of. I did in the past, but usually end upward with a kind of workaround. There is no easy way to refer to multiple text boxes.

• specify the format of the cross-reference in read/write rules?

  How can I specify a cross-reference in the rules format of reading/with import xml document?

  Gary,

  If you want all occurrences of the xref element to use the same format, you can specify the format of an InitialObjectFormat rule in ESD or use a rule r/w in the form:

  element 'figref.

  {

  is part of fm of reference;

  format FM property reference value is "Figure."

  }

  If you want to use different formats and have a particular element to specify that one, you can set an attribute whose value is the name of format with a rule like:

  "xref" element

  {

  is part of fm of reference;

  attribute ' xref-fmt' is the formula of property reference fm;

  }

  In fact, if your DTD defines an attribute called 'format', default FM it uses for this purpose.

  -Lynne

• Why my Panel references altho don't use explicit names for each cross-reference in the list?

  Creating a catalog.

  I've defined two 'the hyperlink destination' and using them as "cross references" in my table of contents.

  I'll add many of the cross-references more soon, but I need the Panel cross-references to the list of people with meaningful names, so I can find and edit easily.

  Otherwise, I might be better off just update numbers manually when the catalog is updated (yuck).

  Is there a way to Cross reference panel to use meaningful names without using the name in the visible text on the page?

  Here's what I mean:

  

  Just a sign dang sharp, since the format of my cross references simply entered a page number on the page.

  How can I know who is who? I don't. I need more information in the Panel references Cross.

  If I add some text to the definition of the format of the cross-reference, it is visible on the page, BUT it also added cross-references to the Panel.

  

  Close, but no cigar.

  I can't leave anything other that the corresponding page number appears on the page.

  Any ideas?

  I decided to believe there is no solution to the Panel Cross references give me a more explanatory list.

  At least I can highlight the text Variable in the doc and the Destination of the respective hyperlink is highlighted in the cross-reference panel. This will have to do.