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@GravisZro GravisZro commented Sep 11, 2023

I used re-structured the code to be more OO compliant. However, the main extraction loop was heavily modified to be readable. Some unused files were deleted and removed from the project file. This is a much cleaner implementation, so please merge it.

I did this because I was curious about how the actual extraction process worked. I now have some ideas for identifying labeled packages but this had to be cleaned up first.

Note: the project files were modified to fix the Appveyor build issue with including poppler-qt headers

@GravisZro GravisZro force-pushed the pdf-overhaul branch 12 times, most recently from d8a45b8 to 94eda0e Compare September 17, 2023 12:04
Many variables were not initialized or were initialized only after complex code
execution. Variables (especially pointers!!!) should ALWAYS be initialized at the
start of the constructor in order to avoid uninitialized values while debugging
code in the constructor.

Always assign deleted pointers to nullptr for extra safety.

I know it's against your style but I very much hope you adopt this style because
it will save you from finding yourself in "impossible" situations.
Included files that are relative to the current directory should be included as such:
\#include "relative_path/file.h"

Included files that are relative to an included path should be included as such:
\#include <some_path/file.h>

The fact that they worked is somewhat of a bug and they may not always be the case.
The program has been using objects in freed memory for a very long time.
I used re-structured the code to be more OO compliant. However, the main extraction
loop was heavily modified to be readable.  Some unused files were deleted and removed
from the project file. Project file options were unified and updated for Appveyor.
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