setjmp()/longjmp()-based exceptions are converted into C++ exceptions. 7.1.2 Low-level C++ API The MuPDF C API is provided as low-level C++ functions with ll_ prefixes. • No fz_context* arguments. • MuPDF updf/classes2.h. Usually it is more convenient to use the class-aware C++ API rather than the low-level C++ API. 7.1.4 Example wrappers The MuPDF C API function fz_new_buffer_from_page() is available fz_page *page, const fz_stext_ ˓→options *options); // MuPDF C++ wrappers. namespace mupdf { // Low-level wrapper: ::fz_buffer *ll_fz_new_buffer_from_page(::fz_page *page, const ::fz_stext_options␣ ˓→*options);

setjmp()/longjmp()-based exceptions are converted into C++ exceptions. 7.1.2 Low-level C++ API The MuPDF C API is provided as low-level C++ functions with ll_ prefixes. • No fz_context* arguments. • MuPDF updf/classes2.h. Usually it is more convenient to use the class-aware C++ API rather than the low-level C++ API. 7.1.4 C++ Exceptions C++ exceptions use classes for each FZ_ERROR_* enum, all derived fz_page *page, const fz_stext_ ˓→options *options); // MuPDF C++ wrappers. namespace mupdf { // Low-level wrapper: ::fz_buffer *ll_fz_new_buffer_from_page(::fz_page *page, const ::fz_stext_options␣ ˓→*options);

PDFObject streams then we are using the PDF coordinate space. Therefore if we doing something low-level like adding a content stream to a PDFObject, for example: var extra_contents = document.addStream("q setjmp()/longjmp()-based exceptions are converted into C++ exceptions. 8.2.2 Low-level C++ API The MuPDF C API is provided as low-level C++ functions with ll_ prefixes. • No fz_context* arguments. • MuPDF [Introduced 2024-07-08.] Usually it is more convenient to use the class-aware C++ API rather than the low-level C++ API. 8.2.4 C++ Exceptions C++ exceptions use classes for each FZ_ERROR_* enum, all derived

Multiprocessing 153 17 OCR - Optical Character Recognition 159 18 Optional Content Support 161 19 Low-Level Interfaces 163 20 Common Issues and their Solutions 173 21 Command line interface 179 22 Classes covers all versions up to 1.24.2. 162 Chapter 18. Optional Content Support CHAPTER NINETEEN LOW-LEVEL INTERFACES Numerous methods are available to access and manipulate PDF files on a fairly low level possible or subject to personal taste. It also may happen, that functionality previously deemed low-level is later on assessed as being part of the normal interface. This has happened in v1.14.0 for the

setjmp()/longjmp()-based exceptions are converted into C++ exceptions. 5.1.2 Low-level C++ API The MuPDF C API is provided as low-level C++ functions with ll_ prefixes. • No fz_context* arguments. • MuPDF updf/classes2.h. Usually it is more convenient to use the class-aware C++ API rather than the low-level C++ API. 5.1.4 Example wrappers The MuPDF C API function fz_new_buffer_from_page() is available fz_page *page, const fz_stext_ ˓→options *options); // MuPDF C++ wrappers. namespace mupdf { // Low-level wrapper: ::fz_buffer *ll_fz_new_buffer_from_page(::fz_page *page, const ::fz_stext_options␣ ˓→*options);