ZUGABE | A tool for automating TheFlow 's h-encore vita exploit

by fyr77 C# Version: 0.3.1 License: MIT

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ZUGABE is a C# library. ZUGABE has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

This tool automates the install process of thefl0w's h-encore exploit for PS Vita, at least everything that can be done on the PC. Since I can't code in C or C++, I was unable to use OpenCMA as a backend, so I used QCMA. It's automatically downloaded and does not require to be installed. Configuration of QCMA is done via registry edits. The application also detects existing QCMA installations and restores the original settings after the exploit was installed.

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The latest version of ZUGABE is 0.3.1

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TCPDF generation: image flows into next column when too high

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TCPDF generation: image flows into next column when too high

Asked 2019-Feb-20 at 09:46

I am currently in the process of generating a report type of a pdf where several articles are merged into a given layout. A few days ago, I had to change the structure of the pdf so that the article text would be divided into three separate columns.

The problem I'm facing is that, once you insert an image into the html and the image is too high to fit into, for example, the first column, it's put into the second column as it should be, but due to some weird spacing or something different, it's offset to the right so that half of the image is shoved into the following column:

The way I'm generating the Html for the PDF to be generated on is rather simple:

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Answered 2019-Feb-20 at 09:46

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you have wrapping your images is the problem. I'm assuming this is here to ensure center alignment when you have an image that doesn't span the entire width of the column. Changing text-alignment doesn't change the values fed to Image internally so it's some combination of current layout/parser state and the column breaking handling. Debugging TCPDF state at this point is a bit beyond my ability.

However, I do have a workaround: Table support is a little more robust in TCPDF, so instead of using a div to perform this center alignment, use a single-cell table. That is:

Here's the image formatting code I used to produce the output in the screenshot below:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54744743

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