Method and system to recognize encoding type in document processing language
AssigneeRicoh Company, Ltd.
InventorsTetsuo Motoyama, Donny Tsay
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AssigneeRicoh Company, Ltd.
InventorsTetsuo Motoyama, Donny Tsay
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A method and system to efficiently and automatically determine whether a document to be processed and printed has been encoded in a binary or clear text representation of a page description language. The document is initially processed as if it were binary encoded and the first three tags of the document are examined to determine if they contain the object identifier having the value "28 CF 44 00 H". If one of the first three tags has this value, an encoding flag is set to indicate the document is a binary SPDL file and the recognition process is terminated. If the document is determined not to be a binary SPDL file it is examined to see if it is clear text SPDL file. The beginning of the document is examined to determine if it contains zero or more S separators which are defined to be spaces, carriage returns, line feeds, and tabs followed by the characters "<!DOCTYPE" regardless of capitalization followed by one or more S separators followed by the characters "SPDL". If these characters exist in order, the document is determined to be a clear text encoded SPDL document. The binary and clear text encoded SPDL documents are then processed for printing. If the document is determined not to be a clear text or binary encoded SPDL document, an indication is given that the file is not an SPDL file.
A method for determining whether page description language commands are encoded in a binary or textual format, comprising the steps:
An apparatus for determining whether page description commands are encoded in a binary or textual formal, comprising:
A method for determining whether page description language commands are encoded in a binary or textual format, comprising the steps:
An apparatus for determining whether page description commands are encoded in a binary or textual SPDL format, comprising:
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