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1.1 KiB
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32 lines
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/* CHAPTER 2. Merging and Splitting */
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/*
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* cpdf_mergeSimple(pdfs, length) given an array of PDFs, and its length,
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* merges the files into a new one, which is returned.
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*/
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int cpdf_mergeSimple(int *, int);
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/*
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* cpdf_merge(pdfs, len, retain_numbering, remove_duplicate_fonts) merges the
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* PDFs. If retain_numbering is true page labels are not rewritten. If
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* remove_duplicate_fonts is true, duplicate fonts are merged. This is useful
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* when the source documents for merging originate from the same source.
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*/
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int cpdf_merge(int *, int, int, int);
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/*
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* cpdf_mergeSame(pdfs, len, retain_numbering, remove_duplicate_fonts,
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* ranges) is the same as cpdf_merge, except that it has an additional
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* argument - an array of page ranges. This is used to select the pages to
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* pick from each PDF. This avoids duplication of information when multiple
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* discrete parts of a source PDF are included.
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*/
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int cpdf_mergeSame(int *, int, int, int, int *);
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/*
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* cpdf_selectPages(pdf, range) returns a new document which just those pages
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* in the page range.
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*/
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int cpdf_selectPages(int, int);
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