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Coherent PDF Command Line Toolkit 1.4 (Default branch)

The Coherent PDF Command Line Toolkit provide arobust, professional set of tools for manipulatingPDF files. The operations it offers includes splitand merge, linearize, encrypt, scale, rotate,crop, bookmark, stamp, watermark, annotate,attach, and much more. It's based on the camlpdflibrary.License: Other/Proprietary License with Free TrialChanges:
The toolkit was ported to Solaris 10 Intel andSparc. New features and bugfixes were added.Image

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PDF::API2::Basic::PDF::Page(3pm)			User Contributed Perl Documentation			  PDF::API2::Basic::PDF::Page(3pm)

NAME
PDF::API2::Basic::PDF::Page - Represents a PDF page, inherits from PDF::API2::Basic::PDF::Pages DESCRIPTION
Represents a page of output in PDF. It also keeps track of the content stream, any resources (such as fonts) being switched, etc. Page inherits from Pages due to a number of shared methods. They are really structurally quite different. INSTANCE VARIABLES
A page has various working variables: curstrm The currently open stream METHODS
PDF::API2::Basic::PDF::Page->new($pdf, $parent, $index) Creates a new page based on a pages object (perhaps the root object). The page is also added to the parent at this point, so pages are ordered in a PDF document in the order in which they are created rather than in the order they are closed. Only the essential elements in the page dictionary are created here, all others are either optional or can be inherited. The optional index value indicates the index in the parent list that this page should be inserted (so that new pages need not be appended) $p->add($str) Adds the string to the currently active stream for this page. If no stream exists, then one is created and added to the list of streams for this page. The slightly cryptic name is an aim to keep it short given the number of times people are likely to have to type it. $p->ship_out($pdf) Ships the page out to the given output file context perl v5.14.2 2011-03-10 PDF::API2::Basic::PDF::Page(3pm)