Perl cam::pdf

Some unit tests on travis just showed me that the "substr outside of string" diagnostic no longer occurs on newer perls; apparently, since 5.16.x. Specifically, this code: perl -we'my Adding images to PDF using Perl. PDF::Create; Posted on 2010-07-22 09:25:24.095335-07 by kodo Hi, now forgive me for being new, I have PDF-Create working just wonderfully, but I cannot find an example of an image being added to a pdf anywhere, and I've search all day. I have installed (and using) Packages for openSUSE Tumbleweed:. perl-CAM-PDF-1.60-1.76.noarch.rpm perl-CAM-PDF-1.60-1.76.src.rpm 5.3 Substitution Matrices in Perl 60 5.4 The PAM Matrices 65 5.5 PAM Matrices in Perl 68 5.6 Exercises 70 5.7 Complete Program Listings 71 5.8 Bibliographic Notes 71 6 Sequence Databases 72 6.1 FASTA Format 73 6.2 GenBank Format 73 6.3 GenBank's Feature Locations 75 6.4 Reading Sequence Files in Perl 79 6.4.1 Object-Oriented Programming in Hi all, I am using the CAM::PDF module to extract text from PDF files. (It's an AMAZING module!!) You can pretty much do everything with it. My snippet for extracting text from a PDF file is: This is a thin wrapper around render () with CAM::PDF::GS or CAM::PDF::GS::NoText selected as the rendering class. $self-> findImages () Traverse the content tree, accumulating embedded images and image references, according to the CAM::PDF::Renderer::Images renderer. $self->traverse ($rendererclass) 17.5. Summary. This chapter covers: Using the RPM2 module to access information on package files. Querying the RPM database from Perl. Cross-referencing capabilities by the packages that provide and require capabilities. Extracting information on packages. Perl is one of the most popular scripting languages. appendpdf.pl - Append one PDF to another SYNOPSIS appendpdf.pl [options] file1.pdf file2.pdf [outfile.pdf] Options: -p --prepend prepend the document instead of appending it -f --forms wipe all forms and annotations from the PDF -o --order preserve the internal PDF ordering for output -v --verbose print diagnostic messages Perl on my work system is jacked, thanks to a bunch of Oracle files for Perl 5.8.3 that interfere with my Perl 5.8.8 installation. Rather than try to sort that out, I decided to use a clean system instead. The PDF I was using as a test case threw an error, which I could eliminate if I saved it as an older PDF version (1.4 or lower).