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ParsedContent

Struct ParsedContent 

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pub struct ParsedContent {
    pub root: Group,
    pub text_shows: Vec<ContentTextShow>,
    pub shadings: Vec<ContentShading>,
    pub marked_content: Vec<ContentMarkedContent>,
    pub inline_images: Vec<ContentInlineImage>,
}
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Output of parse_content_stream_full — the painted-shapes group (same as the round-3 / round-125 entry points return) plus the stream-order list of text-show events the round-128 walker surfaces when /Resources /Font is plumbed in.

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§root: Group

Painted-shapes group — identical to the Group returned by parse_content_stream / parse_content_stream_with_resources.

§text_shows: Vec<ContentTextShow>

Every Tj/TJ/'/" show, in stream order. Decoding the raw bytes to Unicode is the caller’s responsibility (the round-22 crate::reader::text::extract_text walker owns that path); this surface gives a resource-resolved view of the show operators for tooling that wants something narrower than the full text-extraction pipeline.

§shadings: Vec<ContentShading>

Every name sh shading-paint event surfaced by parse_content_stream_full_with_shading when /Resources /Shading is plumbed in. One entry per sh operator in stream order. Empty when no sh operator fired or when the legacy entry points (parse_content_stream, parse_content_stream_with_resources, the no-shading parse_content_stream_full) are used.

§marked_content: Vec<ContentMarkedContent>

Every marked-content operator (MP/DP/BMC/BDC/EMC, §14.6 Table 320) seen by the walker, in stream order. One entry per operator. Like text_shows and shadings, these events surface from every ParsedContent-returning entry point — MP/BMC/EMC carry no property list, and a DP/BDC whose properties operand is a /Name simply lands with properties = None unless /Resources /Properties was plumbed in via parse_content_stream_full_with_properties. Inline << … >> property lists are captured regardless of the entry point. The Group-returning legacy entries (parse_content_stream, parse_content_stream_with_resources) discard the whole ParsedContent, so the events are unobservable there.

§inline_images: Vec<ContentInlineImage>

Every BI … ID … EI inline image (§8.9.7) the walker saw, in stream order — one entry per inline image, carrying its resolved dictionary + payload and the CTM / clip in force at the BI. Surfaced from every ParsedContent-returning entry point (the resolution needs no /Resources plumbing — an inline image is self-contained). The Group-returning legacy entries discard the whole ParsedContent, but they still consume the BI … EI correctly so the surrounding shapes survive.

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impl Clone for ParsedContent

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fn clone(&self) -> ParsedContent

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for ParsedContent

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Default for ParsedContent

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fn default() -> ParsedContent

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more

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