Fix AttributeError in geospatial PDF header #247
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I think when mapnik.printing switched from PyPDF to PyPDF2 it caused this error: >E AttributeError: 'DictionaryObject' object has no attribute 'has_key' This change fixes the error. String keys work just fine for these objects, you don't need to wrap them in NameObject()
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looks like this has been fixed in 0697787 |
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I think when
mapnik.printingswitched from PyPDF to PyPDF2 it causedthis error:
This change fixes the error. String keys work just fine for these
objects, you don't need to wrap them in NameObject()