Re: PDF::API2, $pdf->end

I may not be wise enough for commenting here, but no one else has so I guess it's better than nothing :)

The code snippet looks good(to me), but you indicate that the real code is in "several other loops". Is it possible you are calling $pdf_s->end on a file that already had $pdf_s->end called on it?

Is it possible that a particular pdf is causing the problem, have you kept track of the file names, and output the name of the current file when it crashes?

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Re^2: PDF::API2, $pdf->end by Tharg (Scribe) on Nov 07, 2011 at 09:55 UTC
Re "Is it possible you are calling $pdf_s->end on a file that already had $pdf_s->end called on it? ", no, afraid not. Re "Is it possible that a particular pdf is causing the problem, have you kept track of the file names, and output the name of the current file when it crashes? " yes, absolutely. After the fact I know what file has caused the problem and if I use the same script etc again on it (on it's own or with other source files) I get the same results. However I haven't found anything common with the problem source pdfs yet.	[reply]

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Re^2: PDF::API2, $pdf->end
by Tharg (Scribe) on Nov 07, 2011 at 09:55 UTC

Re "Is it possible you are calling $pdf_s->end on a file that already had $pdf_s->end called on it? ", no, afraid not.

Re "Is it possible that a particular pdf is causing the problem, have you kept track of the file names, and output the name of the current file when it crashes? " yes, absolutely. After the fact I know what file has caused the problem and if I use the same script etc again on it (on it's own or with other source files) I get the same results. However I haven't found anything common with the problem source pdfs yet.

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