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errors.d.ts	3233	0644	editdlrm
index.d.ts	3236	0644	editdlrm
PDFContext.d.ts	4302	0644	editdlrm
PDFObjectCopier.d.ts	1507	0644	editdlrm

import PDFObject from "./objects/PDFObject"; import PDFContext from "./PDFContext"; /** * PDFObjectCopier copies PDFObjects from a src context to a dest context. * The primary use case for this is to copy pages between PDFs. * * _Copying_ an object with a PDFObjectCopier is different from _cloning_ an * object with its [[PDFObject.clone]] method: * * ``` * const src: PDFContext = ... * const dest: PDFContext = ... * const originalObject: PDFObject = ... * const copiedObject = PDFObjectCopier.for(src, dest).copy(originalObject); * const clonedObject = originalObject.clone(); * ``` * * Copying an object is equivalent to cloning it and then copying over any other * objects that it references. Note that only dictionaries, arrays, and streams * (or structures build from them) can contain indirect references to other * objects. Copying a PDFObject that is not a dictionary, array, or stream is * supported, but is equivalent to cloning it. */ declare class PDFObjectCopier { static for: (src: PDFContext, dest: PDFContext) => PDFObjectCopier; private readonly src; private readonly dest; private readonly traversedObjects; private constructor(); copy: (object: T) => T; private copyPDFPage; private copyPDFDict; private copyPDFArray; private copyPDFStream; private copyPDFIndirectObject; } export default PDFObjectCopier; //# sourceMappingURL=PDFObjectCopier.d.ts.map