Improvements to delimiter handling. #24
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Ability to construct generic fields for form field trees Page keys and CloneElement made visible to be used for a simple copy page
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PdfWriter.Write(PdfName value) no longer writes out '[' or ']' characters without replacing them with their hexadecimal formats. Lexer.ScanName() now detects invalid '[' and ']' delimiter characters.
While delimiter characters are not allowed to be in a name object, most Pdf readers can detect and correct when delimiter characters are found in a name object. PdfSharp should be able to do the same.
I would like to point out that that the improvement currently only deals with '[]' characters. Ideally it would cover all delimiter and white space characters and more cases.