newGraftMap(); map.graftObject(-1, srcdoc, 0); 7.24 PDFObject All functions that take PDFObjects, do automatic translation between JavaScript objects and PDFObjects using a few basic rules: • Null, booleans machine-generated from the C API header files and adds various abstractions such as automatic contexts and automatic reference counting. • The Python and C# APIs are generated from the C++ API using SWIG MuPDF API using SWIG, so inherits the abstractions of the C++ API: – No fz_context* arguments. – Automatic reference counting, so no need to call fz_keep_*() or fz_drop_*(), and we have value- semantics

to Output Languages of the World Our third example will demonstrate the automatic multi-language support. It includes automatic text shaping for complex scripting systems like Devanagari and right-to-left scaled to fit target rectangle scaled to fit target rectangle performance automatic preven- tion of duplicates; automatic prevention of duplicates; multi-page im- age support no yes ease of use simple 1, 0) doc.ez_save(__file__.replace(".py", ".pdf")) It features the following capabilities: • Automatic generation of a Table of Contents (TOC) on separately numbered pages at the start of the document

• srcPageNumber – Source page number. 3.4.22 PDFObject All functions that take PDFObjects, do automatic translation between JavaScript objects and PDFObjects using a few basic rules: • Null, booleans MuPDF API using SWIG, so inherits the abstractions of the C++ API: – No fz_context* arguments. – Automatic reference counting, so no need to call fz_keep_*() or fz_drop_*(), and we have value- semantics Useful when porting existing code to Python, and generally as a non-class-based API that still gives automatic handling of reference counting. New functions have same name as underlying MuPDF function with a

Javascript MuPDF Documentation, Release 1.23.0 6.24 PDFObject All functions that take PDFObjects, do automatic translation between JavaScript objects and PDFObjects using a few basic rules: • Null, booleans MuPDF API using SWIG, so inherits the abstractions of the C++ API: – No fz_context* arguments. – Automatic reference counting, so no need to call fz_keep_*() or fz_drop_*(), and we have value- semantics Useful when porting existing code to Python, and generally as a non-class-based API that still gives automatic handling of reference counting. New functions have same name as underlying MuPDF function with a

Javascript MuPDF Documentation, Release 1.24.0 6.24 PDFObject All functions that take PDFObjects, do automatic translation between JavaScript objects and PDFObjects using a few basic rules: • Null, booleans MuPDF API using SWIG, so inherits the abstractions of the C++ API: – No fz_context* arguments. – Automatic reference counting, so no need to call fz_keep_*() or fz_drop_*(), and we have value- semantics Useful when porting existing code to Python, and generally as a non-class-based API that still gives automatic handling of reference counting. New functions have same name as underlying MuPDF function with a