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sebras Robin_Watts (for the logs): In "Ensure PNG output is not premultiplied output." on line p = x ? prev[k] : 0; the array prev is not initialized since it is recreated for each loop, maybe the array should be declared before "for (x = 0; x < w;..."?08:45.27 
sebras as triggered by coverity.08:45.45 
  Robin: also in fz_paint_affine_lerp() if e.g. da is > 0 and sa > 0 but alpha == 0, what function should be used? at the moment nothing is called and we crash.08:52.56 
  same for fz_paint_affine_near().08:53.06 
  the spots functions seem to have the same issue.08:53.48 
  this was discovered in 69858808:53.57 
  the problem is that we get stuck in the assert(paintfn) in fz_paint_image_imp().08:54.47 
  to me it appears as if no paintfn should be called since we're painting the src using alpha == 0, i.e. paint nothing.08:55.29 
LRN i'm trying to use mupdf to do some rudimentary edits to a pdf file, which should then be saved. Problem is, i can't write the changed data back into the file, because the file is still opened21:41.29 
  How is this usually handled in real-life applications? Reading the file into a memory buffer to ensure that the original is not kept open?21:42.31 
  Copying the file into a temp location and using that copy as a source?21:42.37 
  Writing changed data into a temp file, closing the original, then substituting the original with the newly-created temp file?21:43.02 
  What if i'm combining pages from multiple files? Reading each one of them completely into memory might be expensive.21:47.21 
  How much memory does a pdf_document object take anyway? Does it read data from the source file on demand (caching it in the store)? Do i gain anything by not keeping the pdf_obj objects around when they are not in use, while still keeping the pdf_document?21:48.54 
Robin_Watts "Writing changed data into a temp file, closing the original, then substituting the original with the newly-created temp file?" - That one.23:15.44 
  LRN: ^23:15.53 
  How much memory does a pdf_document object take? Depends on the object.23:16.08 
  Yes, (bulk) data is read from the source file on demand.23:16.37 
  Don't hold onto pdf_obj objects for longer than you need to.23:16.57 
  but don't discard them and re-read them for the sake of it.23:17.12 
LRN thanks23:42.56 
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