the "xref" key to the dictionary. If not found, the value is 0, which means, the image is either “inline” or otherwise undetectable. Please note that this option has an extended response time, because the dictionaries. This includes information for exactly those images, that are shown on the page – including “inline images”. In contrast to images included in Page. get_text(), image binary content is not loaded, not contain the same items. Any differences are most probably caused by one of the following: • “Inline” images (see page 214 of the Adobe PDF References) of a PDF page are contained in a textpage, but

by 5 pixels in every direction: >>> r = fitz.Rect(...) >>> r1 = r + (-5, -5, 5, 5) Example 7 - inline operations: Replace a rectangle with its transformation by the inverse of a matrix- like object:

pointer. – Sometimes we provide members that give direct access to fields in m_internal. • An ‘inline’ POD - there is no m_internal member; instead the wrapper class contains the same members as the

pointer. – Sometimes we provide members that give direct access to fields in m_internal. • An ‘inline’ POD - there is no m_internal member; instead the wrapper class contains the same members as the

pointer. – Sometimes we provide members that give direct access to fields in m_internal. • An ‘inline’ POD - there is no m_internal member; instead the wrapper class contains the same members as the

pointer. – Sometimes we provide members that give direct access to fields in m_internal. • An ‘inline’ POD - there is no m_internal member; instead the wrapper class contains the same members as the