are no external library dependencies, nor the need to employ artificial intelligence or machine learning technolo- gies. It also provides an integrated interface to the well-known Python package for data page needs to have the same set of rectangles. 3. Pass each rectangle to the story to place it, learning what part of that rectangle has been filled, and whether there is more story data that did not fit involves a “deep-copy” of hierarchically nested other objects (including fonts, images, etc.). The complexity involved here is covered by MuPDF’s grafting1 technique functions. 1 MuPDF supports “deep-copying”

the identity matrix [1 0 0 1 0 0] c. /Resources equals that of the source page. This involves a “deep-copy” of hierarchically nested other objects (including fonts, images, etc.). The complexity involved source page content is shown - no annotations, no link “hot areas”. Footnotes [1] MuPDF supports “deep-copying” objects between PDF documents. To avoid duplicate data in the target, it uses “graftmaps”

reference counting schemes: • new, create, add, find, load, open, keep, read, parse, graft, copy, deep_copy - return objects that you are responsible for freeing. • drop - relinquish ownership of the document used. Returns PDFGraftMap. var graftMap = pdfDocument.newGraftMap(); graftObject(object) Deep copy an object into the destination document. This function will not remember previously copied objects

following functions can be used to copy objects from one document to another: graftObject(object) Deep copy an object into the destination document. This function will not remember previously copied objects

document used. Returns PDFGraftMap. var graftMap = pdfDocument.newGraftMap(); graftObject(object) Deep copy an object into the destination document. This function will not remember previously copied objects

document used. Returns PDFGraftMap. var graftMap = pdfDocument.newGraftMap(); graftObject(object) Deep copy an object into the destination document. This function will not remember previously copied objects