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Vendor and patch hayro-cmap for tolerant CMap parsing - #3195
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A /ToUnicode CMap with any unparsable part made the reading path discard the whole map and fall back to the font encoding, so search and redaction missed text the edit layer could read. Vendor hayro-cmap 0.1.0 and patch it to skip malformed bfchar/bfrange entries, unresolvable usecmap references and unparseable tails, keeping every readable entry, matching MuPDF/pdftotext and PdfCraft's own edit-layer parser. Fixes storytold#3177. Signed-off-by: Charan Rathore <[email protected]>
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Check name Status Explanation Title check The title clearly and concisely describes the main changes: vendoring hayro-cmap and patching its parsing behavior. Description check The description is substantially complete. It explains the motivation, behavior changes, implementation scope, regression tests, red verification, and workspace validation. It does not explicitly docu… Linked Issues check Issue #3177requires tolerant/ToUnicodeparsing and per-code fallback.vendor/hayro-cmap/src/parse.rsskips malformed mapping entries, ignores failedusecmapbases, and retains valid local mapp…Out of Scope Changes check The local hayro-cmappatch, vendored crate files, parser tests, CMap asset, license and attribution records, and asset-policy update support issue#3177and the repository vendoring policy. No unrel…Full details: Description check
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#3177requires tolerant/ToUnicodeparsing and per-code fallback.vendor/hayro-cmap/src/parse.rsskips malformed mapping entries, ignores failedusecmapbases, and retains valid local mappings. The parser keeps failure behavior when a truncated or unresolved-base map has no usable mappings. Reported regression coverage includesbad_hex,self_usecmap,cycle_usecmap, andnormal. Reported results covertext,text_find, search-redaction, edit, and export behavior, with valid-CMap behavior unchanged.
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hayro-cmappatch, vendored crate files, parser tests, CMap asset, license and attribution records, and asset-policy update support issue#3177and the repository vendoring policy. No unrelated functional change is demonstrated.
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- Around line 334-336: In the bfrange array loop, change the failed parse_string
handling from continuing to breaking so an exhausted or malformed array stops
iteration; retain continue for decode failures so only that member is skipped.
- Around line 288-291: Update parse_bf_char, parse_bf_range, parse_range, and
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this keeps later entries aligned. Add a regression test with a 5-byte code
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- Around line 52-56: Update the completion tracking in the CMap parsing loop so
an unparseable token before end-of-stream keeps the parse incomplete and returns
failure when no entries were recovered. Update the section parsing call sites
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| // PdfCraft patch: track whether the scan completed. A CMap with an unparseable | ||
| // tail keeps the entries read so far instead of being discarded wholesale. | ||
| let mut completed = false; | ||
| while !scanner.at_end() { | ||
| let Ok(obj) = scanner.parse_object() else { break }; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
The truncated-stream guard is dead code, and section truncation still discards the whole CMap.
completed = true at line 121 runs on every path, including the break at line 56. !completed is therefore always false, and the guard at lines 149-157 never returns None. This causes two problems:
- Empty result instead of failure. A stream that ends in an unparseable token before any entry now returns
Some(CMap)with no ranges. The PR says such a stream "still reports failure so callers fall back as before." For an encoding CMap,read_encodinginvendor/hayro-interpret/src/font/cid.rsnow gets a CMap that resolves no code, instead ofNone. - Entries before a truncation are still lost. The section parsers still use
scanner.parse_object().ok()?, and the call sites at lines 87-105 propagate it with?. A stream cut off inside abeginbfchar/beginbfrangeblock still discards all entries, including those from earlier sections. This is the usual truncation case, and it contradicts the "unparseable tail" claim invendor/README.md.
No test covers either path.
🐛 Proposed fix
- while !scanner.at_end() {
- let Ok(obj) = scanner.parse_object() else { break };
+ while !scanner.at_end() {
+ let Ok(obj) = scanner.parse_object() else { break };
...
- Some("beginbfchar") => {
- parse_bf_char(&mut scanner, &mut bf_entries, &mut ctx)?;
- }
+ Some("beginbfchar") => {
+ if parse_bf_char(&mut scanner, &mut bf_entries, &mut ctx).is_none() {
+ break;
+ }
+ }
...
- }
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- completed = true;
+ continue;
+ }
+ // Reached only when the scanner hit its end without breaking.
+ completed = true;The simplest change is completed = scanner.at_end(); after the loop. Apply the same break to every section call site. Add a test for a stream truncated inside a bfchar section and a test for a truncated stream with no entries.
Also applies to: 121-121, 147-157
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Review comment at @vendor/hayro-cmap/src/parse.rs around lines 52 - 56:
Update the completion tracking in the CMap parsing loop so an unparseable token
before end-of-stream keeps the parse incomplete and returns failure when no
entries were recovered. Update the section parsing call sites for parse_bf_char
and parse_bf_range to stop on truncation while preserving entries from completed
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| let Some(code) = extract_u32_code(&obj, &mut ctx.buf) else { continue }; | ||
| let Ok(dst) = scanner.parse_string() else { continue }; | ||
| if dst.decode_into(&mut ctx.buf).is_err() { continue } | ||
| let Some(dst_base) = decode_be(&ctx.buf) else { continue }; |
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A skipped entry can shift every later pair and produce wrong mappings.
Each continue here skips a different number of objects. The loop does not move to the next entry boundary.
Example: <0102030405> <0041>. The code has 5 bytes, so extract_u32_code fails. The loop continues, and the destination <0041> becomes the next code. The next entry's code then becomes that code's destination. Every later pair in the section shifts by one object.
Before the patch, upstream discarded the whole CMap, and each code fell back to the font encoding. With the patch, codes map to the wrong Unicode text without any error. Search, redaction and Office export then work on incorrect text. That is a worse result than the fallback that #3177 wants.
parse_bf_range has the same problem at lines 316-317 and 319, and so do parse_range and parse_char at lines 228-231 and 257-259.
Always consume the fixed number of objects for each entry before you check them. For bfchar this is 2 objects. For bfrange, cidrange and notdefrange it is 3. For cidchar and notdefchar it is 2. After that, check whether any of the objects is the end marker.
🐛 Proposed fix for `parse_bf_char`
--- "a/vendor/hayro-cmap/src/parse.rs"
+++ "b/vendor/hayro-cmap/src/parse.rs"
@@ -285,10 +285,15 @@
// PdfCraft patch: a malformed bfchar entry (e.g. a non-hex destination)
// is skipped, not fatal - the entries after it still apply.
- let Some(code) = extract_u32_code(&obj, &mut ctx.buf) else { continue };
- let Ok(dst) = scanner.parse_string() else { continue };
- if dst.decode_into(&mut ctx.buf).is_err() { continue }
+ // Always consume the destination so that the next entry stays aligned.
+ let dst_obj = scanner.parse_object().ok()?;
+ if name_matches(&dst_obj, "endbfchar") {
+ return Some(());
+ }
+ let Some(code) = extract_u32_code(&obj, &mut ctx.buf) else { continue };
+ let Object::String(dst) = &dst_obj else { continue };
+ if dst.decode_into(&mut ctx.buf).is_err() { continue }
let Some(dst_base) = decode_be(&ctx.buf) else { continue };
entries.push(BfRange {
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| let Some(code) = extract_u32_code(&obj, &mut ctx.buf) else { continue }; | |
| let Ok(dst) = scanner.parse_string() else { continue }; | |
| if dst.decode_into(&mut ctx.buf).is_err() { continue } | |
| let Some(dst_base) = decode_be(&ctx.buf) else { continue }; | |
| // Always consume the destination so that the next entry stays aligned. | |
| let dst_obj = scanner.parse_object().ok()?; | |
| if name_matches(&dst_obj, "endbfchar") { | |
| return Some(()); | |
| } | |
| let Some(code) = extract_u32_code(&obj, &mut ctx.buf) else { continue }; | |
| let Object::String(dst) = &dst_obj else { continue }; | |
| if dst.decode_into(&mut ctx.buf).is_err() { continue } | |
| let Some(dst_base) = decode_be(&ctx.buf) else { continue }; |
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Review comment at @vendor/hayro-cmap/src/parse.rs around lines 288 - 291:
Update parse_bf_char, parse_bf_range, parse_range, and parse_char to consume
each entry’s fixed number of objects before validating them, then skip the entry
if any consumed object is an end marker or invalid; this keeps later entries
aligned. Add a regression test with a 5-byte code followed by a valid entry and
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- The truncated-stream guard was dead: completed was set on the break path too. Detect truncation from the scanner position so a stream that yields nothing still reports failure and callers fall back to the font encoding. - A skipped bfchar/bfrange entry consumed a different number of objects than a parsed one, shifting every later pair onto the wrong code. Skip the entry's remaining objects as well. - A bfrange array that runs out or breaks cannot be resynced to a member boundary; stop the loop instead of spinning over the rest of the range. Signed-off-by: Charan Rathore <[email protected]>
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All three review findings were valid - fixed in the latest push, with new regression tests (42/42 in the vendored crate; the alignment and truncated-guard tests fail on the previous version of the patch):
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- Line 152: Update the truncated-input check in the CMap parser to reject maps
with no ranges, notdef ranges, bf entries, or base regardless of
metadata.character_collection; add a regression test for the unterminated-hex
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Character-collection metadata is not a mapping: a truncated stream that parsed only /Registry //Ordering //Supplement produced an empty CMap, which callers accept and which then blocks the encoding fallback paths. Drop the metadata exemption so a truncated stream with no mappings returns no CMap, exactly as a full parse failure did before. Signed-off-by: Charan Rathore <[email protected]>
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The metadata exemption was wrong - fixed and pushed. A truncated stream that parsed only /Registry, /Ordering, /Supplement produced an empty CMap, and since it was Some rather than None, read_to_unicode would accept it and block the predefined-UCS2 fallback. Metadata without mappings is not a usable map. The guard now ignores character_collection: any truncated stream with no ranges, notdef ranges, bf entries or base returns None, matching what a full parse failure did before this PR. Covered by a new regression test (truncated_stream_with_only_metadata_reports_failure) using your exact input; it fails against the previous guard. 43/43 in the vendored crate. |
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Thanks for taking #3177 on. I filed it, and I checked this PR against its repro on Windows 11 x64 (head Behaviour: both triggers are fixed. These are the seven files from the repro in #3177:
One gate fails: Only CodeRabbit has reported on this PR so far, so CI hasn't shown it yet. The CMap data is Adobe-authored. AGENTS.md §1.1 allows it as one item of a closed list: "The CMap resources (BSD-3-Clause), bundled inside the The vendored file is byte-identical to that one (SHA-256 @echelon: AGENTS.md §1.1 describes this one allowed item as data bundled inside the dependency. Is a vendored copy of the same file within that permission? That's a provenance call I'd rather leave to you than assume. |
With hayro-cmap vendored, its Adobe-authored CMap data no longer arrives through a crates.io dependency: record it as an [[asset]] (same SHA-256, licence_file at vendor/hayro-cmap/assets/LICENSE.txt) instead of the [[bundled]] entry, and add the vendored path to the closed first-party list in xtask so cargo xtask assets passes. Signed-off-by: Charan Rathore <[email protected]>
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Thanks for the thorough check, especially the Windows pass against the original repro - great to see both triggers match MuPDF's output. The assets gate is fixed in fb1f72e: the CMap data is now a Happy to adjust once @echelon weighs in on the provenance question. |
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Checked fb1f72e. There is still a fallback regression with a synthetic Type0 font using GBK-EUC-H, Adobe-GB1 and no embedded font. With (AB) Tj and a ToUnicode stream containing only /Bogus usecmap, text_extract returns empty text, text_find("AB") returns 0, and redact_mark(find="AB") reports "nothing matched".
The same fixture returns AB, one hit and one mark with the original hayro-cmap 0.1.0 parser; restoring this PR reproduces the failure. Could an unresolved map with no mappings return failure? The current guard only applies when truncated is true.
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Thanks both. @ahmadmuj - yes, a real fallback regression, and your suggested shape is the right one. The guard in fb1f72e only fired for truncated streams, so a clean stream whose only content is an unresolvable usecmap returned an empty CMap and the caller's encoding fallback never ran - which is exactly the empty text_extract / 0 hits / nothing matched you measured on the GBK-EUC-H fixture. Fixed in the latest push: the parser now records a failed usecmap resolution, and a stream that was cut short OR whose usecmap base could not be resolved reports failure when it yielded no mappings of its own. Local mappings still survive an unresolved base. Regression tests: @mtlcl410 - the attribution side should be complete since fb1f72e: Branch is on top of current main (50f261d); nothing to rebase. |
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Retested f6521cf with the same GBK-EUC-H fixture. The unresolved-only ToUnicode case now returns AB, one search hit and one redaction mark, including after save/reopen. Replacing only the parser with fb1f72e reproduces the failure. Local mappings and the five recovery controls still pass. This confirms the fallback correction in headless tests; I have not checked native font rendering.
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Re-checked f6521cf on Windows 11 x64 against the #3177 repro (CLI built from this head, compared with
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…ds inside a block A begin… block cut off at the end of the stream returned None through ? and discarded the whole map; it now ends the scan like any other unparseable tail. Test: stream_cut_off_inside_a_block_keeps_the_entries_before_it.
Fixes #3177.
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/ToUnicodeCMap with any unparsable part (a malformedbfchar/bfrangeentry, ausecmapnaming an unresolvable CMap, or a truncated stream) made the reading path discard the whole map and fall back to the font's encoding for every code. PdfCraft's edit layer already parses the same CMaps tolerantly, sotext_find/ search-redact missed text that edit/export could see - and MuPDF/pdftotext agree with the edit layer.Following the vendoring pattern in
vendor/README.md("each patch is meant to go upstream"):hayro-cmap0.1.0 undervendor/hayro-cmapwith a[patch.crates-io]entry.parse.rs(8PdfCraft patch:markers) to skip malformed parts instead of discarding the map: badbfchar/bfrangeentries are skipped per-entry, an unresolvableusecmapdrops only the base reference, and a truncated stream keeps every entry collected so far (a stream that yielded nothing still reports failure, so callers fall back exactly as before).vendor/README.mdrow documents the patch and its tests.Tests (in the vendored crate,
cargo test --manifest-path vendor/hayro-cmap/Cargo.toml):bad_bfchar_entry_is_skipped: a<41> <ZZZZ>entry is dropped while<42> <0059>still maps.unresolvable_usecmap_is_skipped:/Bogus usecmapis dropped while the following validbfcharstill maps.cargo checkon the workspace passes with the patch applied.Summary by CodeRabbit