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[PDFDocument documentRef] internal method questions.
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[PDFDocument documentRef] internal method questions.


  • Subject: [PDFDocument documentRef] internal method questions.
  • From: Kevin Ross <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 14 Jul 2008 09:04:18 -0700

In my subclassing PDFDocument adventures I wanted to add a method to my subclass like so:

- (CGPDFDocumentRef)documentRef;

I realized that it was overriding an internal PDFDocument method that I was unaware of. This actually helps a big performance bottleneck in the application because I can use it instead of creating my own docRef from scratch each time. What I'm not sure about though is how safe I am using this in my application since it might break on future OS updates. I'm planning on filing an enhancement request since it is useful to be able to get a CGPDFDocumentRef directly from a PDFDocument object. How safe am I using this method in my application?


Namasté,

Kevin_______________________________________________

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