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 Class IRandomAccessSource, void close() 
  
 
  
 
  
    Closes this source. The underlying data structure or source (if any) will also be closed @throws java.io.IOException in case of any reading error. 
   
  
 Class PdfTokenizer, byte[] decodeStringContent(byte[], boolean) 
  
 
  
 
  
    Resolve escape symbols or hexadecimal symbols. 
   
 NOTE Due to PdfReference 1.7 part 3.2.3 String value contain ASCII characters, so we can convert it directly to byte array. @param 
     content 
   content string bytes to be decoded @param 
     hexWriting 
   hexWriting true if given string is hex-encoded, e.g. '<#>'. False otherwise, e.g. '((iText( some version)#)'  @return byte[] for decrypting or for creating java.lang.String. 
  
 Class PdfTokenizer, byte[] decodeStringContent(byte[], int, int, boolean) 
  
 
  
 
  
    Resolve escape symbols or hexadecimal symbols. 
    NOTE Due to PdfReference 1.7 part 3.2.3 String value contain ASCII characters, so we can convert it directly to byte array. @param 
      content 
    content string bytes to be decoded @param 
      from 
    from given start index  @param 
      to 
    to given end index @param 
      hexWriting 
    hexWriting true if given string is hex-encoded, e.g. '<#>'. False otherwise, e.g. '((iText( some version)#)'  @return byte[] for decrypting or for creating java.lang.String. 
  
 Class PdfTokenizer, boolean readLineSegment(ByteBuffer) 
  
 
  
 
  
    Reads data into the provided byte[]. Checks on leading whitespace. See isWhiteSpace(int) or isWhiteSpace(int, boolean) for a list of whitespace characters. 
   
 The same as calling readLineSegment(input, true). @param buffer 
     @see 
   a ByteBuffer to which the result of reading will 
     ByteBuffer 
   be saved @return 
     boolean 
   true, if something was read or if the end of the input stream is not reached @throws java.io.IOException in case of any reading error 
  
 Class PdfTokenizer, boolean readLineSegment(ByteBuffer, boolean) 
  
 
  
 
  
    Reads data into the provided byte[]. Checks on leading whitespace. See isWhiteSpace(int) or isWhiteSpace(int, boolean) for a list of whitespace characters. @param buffer  
   a ByteBuffer to which the result of reading will 
     @see 
   be 
     ByteBuffer 
   saved  @param isNullWhitespace boolean to indicate whether '0' is whitespace or not. If in doubt, use true or overloaded method readLineSegment(input) @return 
     boolean 
   true, if something was read or if the end of the input stream is not reached @throws java.io.IOException in case of any reading error