Martin Schröder wrote:

2007/8/5, Hans Hagen :

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i see not problem with adding a

\ptexinfo=0|1

with 1 being the default (since we don't want to break downward compatibiity).

How about a bitset? bit 0 PTEX.FileName 1 PTEX.InfoDict 2 PTEX.PageNumber

with 7 (111) being the default.

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On Sun, Aug 05, 2007 at 06:36:35PM +0200, Heiko Oberdiek wrote:

On Sun, Aug 05, 2007 at 04:48:43PM +0200, Martin Schröder wrote:

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2007/8/5, Hans Hagen :

...

i see not problem with adding a

\ptexinfo=0|1

with 1 being the default (since we don't want to break downward compatibiity).

How about a bitset? bit 0 PTEX.FileName 1 PTEX.InfoDict 2 PTEX.PageNumber

with 7 (111) being the default.

A complete set to avoid further feature requests: 0 PTEX.Fullbanner 1 PTEX.FileName 2 PTEX.InfoDict 3 PTEX.PageNumber

Default: 15 (1111b).

As "less cryptic" name I would prefer \pdfptexinfo. ;-)

Or the reverse: \pdfsupressptexinfo Then bit 0 means that the PTEX entry is present. The default would be 0 and future extensions would have the same default behaviour as the older entries. Yours sincerely Heiko

2007/8/5, Heiko Oberdiek :

\pdfsupressptexinfo

Then bit 0 means that the PTEX entry is present. The default would be 0 and future extensions would have the same default behaviour as the older entries.

Heiko, thanks very much for the patch, although I'd have preferred a patch against trunk; this will not go into 1.40, but 1.50. Best Martin