BUG: Use the correct name StandardEncoding for the predefined cmap #3156
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Sometimes, running text extraction on specific PDF files would state:
This has always been surprising to me, until I finally found enough time to further debug this. Turns out that #924 introduced the wrong name
StandardCoding
instead ofStandardEncoding
for the predefined cmaps.StandardCoding
is not part of the PDF specification, whileStandardEncoding
is indeed (for example in Annex D of the PDF 2.0 specification). As this encoding is the default encoding for undefined names, this would not have any side effects on the actual text extraction results.