Add sign functionality
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sign/pdfbyterange.go
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sign/pdfbyterange.go
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package sign
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import (
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"fmt"
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"strings"
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)
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func (context *SignContext) updateByteRange() error {
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// Get current filesize. Easier than what should be the current size.
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// @todo: find out of this is safe.
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output_file_stat, _ := context.OutputFile.Stat()
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// Don't count last newline as file length.
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output_file_size := output_file_stat.Size() - 1
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// Calculate ByteRange values to replace them.
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context.ByteRangeValues = make([]int64, 4)
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// Signature ByteRange part 1 start byte is always byte 0.
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context.ByteRangeValues[0] = int64(0)
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// Signature ByteRange part 1 length always stops at the actual signature start byte.
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context.ByteRangeValues[1] = context.SignatureContentsStartByte
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// Signature ByteRange part 2 start byte directly starts after the actual signature.
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context.ByteRangeValues[2] = context.ByteRangeValues[1] + int64(signatureMaxLength)
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// Signature ByteRange part 2 length is everything else of the file.
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context.ByteRangeValues[3] = output_file_size - context.ByteRangeValues[2]
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new_byte_range := fmt.Sprintf("/ByteRange[%d %d %d %d]", context.ByteRangeValues[0], context.ByteRangeValues[1], context.ByteRangeValues[2], context.ByteRangeValues[3])
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// Make sure our ByteRange string didn't shrink in length.
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new_byte_range += strings.Repeat(" ", len(signatureByteRangePlaceholder)-len(new_byte_range))
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// Seek to ByteRange position in file.
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context.OutputFile.Seek(context.ByteRangeStartByte, 0)
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// Write new ByteRange.
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if _, err := context.OutputFile.Write([]byte(new_byte_range)); err != nil {
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return err
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}
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return nil
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}
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