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NAME DESCRIPTION METHODS
NAME
    PDF::API2::Basic::PDF::Pages - Low-level page tree object

DESCRIPTION
    A Pages object is the parent to other pages objects or to page objects
    themselves.

METHODS
  PDF::API2::Basic::PDF::Pages->new($pdf, $parent)
    This creates a new Pages object in a PDF. Notice that $parent here is
    not the file context for the object but the parent pages object for this
    pages. If we are using this class to create a root node, then $parent
    should point to the file context, which is identified by not having a
    Type of Pages. $pdf is the file object (or a reference to an array of
    file objects) in which to create the new Pages object.

  $p->find_page($page_number)
    Returns the given page, using the page count values in the pages tree.
    Pages start at 0.

  $p->add_page($page, $page_number)
    Inserts the page before the given $page_number. $page_number can be
    negative to count from the END of the document. -1 is after the last
    page. Likewise $page_number can be greater than the number of pages
    currently in the document, to append.

  @objects = $p->get_pages()
    Returns a list of page objects in the document in page order

  $p->find_prop($key)
    Searches up through the inheritance tree to find a property.

  $p->add_font($pdf, $font)
    Creates or edits the resource dictionary at this level in the hierarchy.
    If the font is already supported even through the hierarchy, then it is
    not added.

  $p->bbox($xmin, $ymin, $xmax, $ymax, [$param])
    Specifies the bounding box for this and all child pages. If the values
    are identical to those inherited then no change is made. $param
    specifies the attribute name so that other 'bounding box'es can be set
    with this method.

  $p->proc_set(@entries)
    Ensures that the current resource contains all the entries in the
    proc_sets listed. If necessary it creates a local resource dictionary to
    achieve this.

  $p->get_top
    Returns the top of the pages tree


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