Illegal string offset warnings

[tommynovember7]

If a pdf has such an object like the followings, tcpdf_parser fails to continue parsing the data.

2 0 obj
<< /Type /Page % 1
   /Parent 1 0 R
   /MediaBox [ 0 0 839.314286 1186.971429 ]
   /Contents 4 0 R
   /Group <<
      /Type /Group
      /S /Transparency
      /I true
      /CS /DeviceRGB
   >>
   /Resources 3 0 R
>>

getRawObject() is expected to return an array which contains an object and its offset, but it currently returns an object without its offset if the pdf has % comments. It causes Illegal string offset warnings.

tcpdi_parser/tcpdi_parser.php

Line 725 in c7c3e86

return $obj;

I've created a compact example. Would you please check it?
tcpdi_parser_issue.tar.gz

$ ls
sample.php	source.pdf	tcpdi_parser
$ php sample.php
PHP Warning:  Illegal string offset 'Parffo' in /Users/lancelot/Sandbox/PHP/tcpdi_parser_issue/tcpdi_parser/tcpdi_parser.php on line 712
PHP Warning:  Illegal string offset 'Parffp' in /Users/lancelot/Sandbox/PHP/tcpdi_parser_issue/tcpdi_parser/tcpdi_parser.php on line 712
PHP Warning:  Illegal string offset 'Parffq' in /Users/lancelot/Sandbox/PHP/tcpdi_parser_issue/tcpdi_parser/tcpdi_parser.php on line 712
...

Additionally, I've created a PR. I'll be grateful if you'd review it.

#23

[mrpamacs]

I have the same problem. Did you find a solution?

[tommynovember7]

@mrpamacs
Actually I already created the PR for the issue, but it still haven't been merged. You might want to fork the repository and apply that change If you want to resolve the issue as soon as possible.

[brunobmorais]

Some PDF files TCPDI cannot read