Francesco Pretto

> What specific value are you expecting? The value is demystifying the implementation of `basic_fstream`/`basic_filebuf`. There's a mentality change in C++ world going on and more and more C legacy...

> Since the definition of native handle is left up in the air, we could simply treat FILE* as our native handle and return that. Users who want to get...

[P1759](https://github.com/cplusplus/papers/issues/516) got approved, so Microsoft STL team will soon have to decide what `basic_filebuf::native_handle()` should actually return. This issue wasn't answered as I hoped, but it wasn't closed as well:...

> `return reinterpret_cast(_CSTD _get_osfhandle(_CSTD _fileno(_Myfile)));` Returning `HANDLE`, but still wrapping `FILE*`, is of course another viable solution to implement P1759. Somehow I'm mixing topics (which is my fault, sorry for...

Providing we can sort ranges as a first step, insertion with hints may be an idea to evaluate and we could have a private API for that. Public API for...

I referenced this issue by mistake in a commit (that I removed immediately after). Anyway: I tested and I can reproduce (both 0.10.x and master) with the following lines: ```...

I analyzed the situation: the good news is that there are no regressions compared to 0.9.x, the bad news is that this is a big feature missing in PoDoFo, and...

I investigated the issue a little bit further: the problem is basically the parser eagerly loading all compressed objects, forgetting the reference to the containing object streams. This removes the...

I will think more about this but I see little chances that metadata support can be added other than for orientation detection. PoDoFo is a PDF manipulation library, not a...

I'm working to partially implement this feature. In the mean time I just found out that your tiff fixture in [this](https://github.com/podofo/podofo/issues/162#issuecomment-2132591340) and [this](https://github.com/podofo/podofo/issues/162#issuecomment-2145169385) messages misuses photometric MINISWHITE to identify a...