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Page-level functionality
The type of the four rotations of pages. This defines how a viewing application (e.g Acrobat) displays the page.
val int_of_rotation : rotation -> int
Utility function to convert from rotation to integers.
val rotation_of_int : int -> rotation
The reverse. raises Pdf.PDFError
if its input modulo 360 is not 0, 90, 180 or 270.
type t = {
content : Pdf.pdfobject list;
mediabox : Pdf.pdfobject;
resources : Pdf.pdfobject;
rotate : rotation;
rest : Pdf.pdfobject;
}
A type representing a page. content
is the list of objects containing the graphical content stream (see the Pdfpages
module), mediabox
the page size, resources
the page's resource dictionary, rotate
its rotation and rest
any other entries to reside in the page dictionary.
val blankpage : Pdfpaper.t -> t
Create a page with empty content, media box from the given paper size, empty resources, zero rotation and no extra dictionary entries.
val custompage : Pdf.pdfobject -> t
The same, but given a page size rectangle.
Extract the page tree from a PDF document and parse it to a list of page objects. Owing to the rest
entry in the page
type, no information is lost.
Build a page tree from a list of pages and install it in the given PDF document. The resultant document and the number of the new page root object are returned. If the document already contains a page root, it is overwritten but is not garbage collected.
val add_root : int -> (string * Pdf.pdfobject) list -> Pdf.t -> Pdf.t
Given the page root number (for instance that returned by add_pagetree
), any specific extra dictionary entries and a PDF document, build a document root. Returns the new document. If a root exists, it is overwritten but is not garbage collected.
val endpage : Pdf.t -> int
Number of pages in a document, faster than reading the pages and counting.
val page_object_number : Pdf.t -> int -> int option
Find a page indirect from the page tree of a document, given a page number.
Rename the resources within a number of page resource dictionaries and contents, so as to allow them to be merged without name clashes.
val change_pages :
?matrices:(int * Pdftransform.transform_matrix) list ->
?changes:(int * int) list ->
bool ->
Pdf.t ->
t list ->
Pdf.t
Change the pages in a document for some new ones. If the boolean is true and the number of pages in the old and new documents are equal (or ~changes, a list of (from, to) page nummber changes, is provided), references to the old pages from outside the page tree (for instance in destinations or bookmarks) are renumbered. This ensures bookmarks are preserved correctly. A list of (page number, matrix) pairs may also be supplied if the boolean is true and the number of old and new pages are equal. This allows transformed pages (e.g scaled) to have their bookmark destionations pointed at correctly.
Return a pdf with a subset of pages, but nothing else changed - exactly the same page object numbers, so bookmarks etc still work. Also sorts out bookmarks so only those in the range are kept.
val rectangle_of_paper : Pdfpaper.t -> Pdf.pdfobject
Make a PDF rectangle from a Paper.papersize.
val shortest_unused_prefix : Pdf.t -> string
Find the shortest lower-case alphabetic string which is not a prefix of any name in /Resources. This prefix can be added to the other PDF's names, and will never clash with any of these.
val add_prefix : Pdf.t -> string -> unit
For every page in the PDF, add the prefix to any name in /Resources and add the prefix to any name used in any content streams.
Calling protect pdf
add stack operators to a pre-ISO content stream to ensure it is composeable.
Add operators to the beginning of a page. If fast
is set (default false), don't check for mismatched stack operators.
Add operators to the end of a page. If fast
is set (default false), don't check for mismatched stack operators.
Return a page number given a destination. Supply fastrefnums
from a previous call to Pdf.page_reference_numbers
to speed things up.
Build a basic Fit
destintation from a page number of a PDF.
val minimum_valid_pdf : unit -> Pdf.t
Generate a PDF file with a single A4 page. Unlike Pdf.empty
it is a fully valid PDF.