Greeintgs again!
There is another program named "pstoedit". They have
a site:
http://www.pstoedit.net/
Ok, it is in C/C++. But I hope this can help you. Reinvent the
wheel is always dificult.
This all raises a question: What about the dificulty of using
external C/C++ libs in Linux (and wi
ource or memory
> uses
>
> AnObject := TAnObject.Create;
> try
>
> some code
>
> if (b) then
>exit;
>
> some code
>
> finally
> AnObject.Free;
> end;
>
> Now Exit leave the procedure without freeing "AnObject".
> We need a new E
Greetings.
In Linux (at least in Debian) there is a program named "extract" who
extracts text from .pdf and .ps files. This program uses a dynamic
library (libextractor) and your program can use it dynamically without any
problem.
The only restriction is about linking against static librarie
Hi!
GCC and almost all the other C implementations have the goto
statement. It is just ugly and dangerous use it many times in a
program. But IMHO any compiled language should have goto
because many times we need to do unstructured code to run
fast (in complex search code for example). So go
