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TableFinder

Struct TableFinder 

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pub struct TableFinder { /* private fields */ }
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Orchestrator for the table detection pipeline.

Takes edges (and optionally words/chars) and settings, then runs the appropriate detection strategy to produce tables.

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impl TableFinder

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pub fn new(edges: Vec<Edge>, settings: TableSettings) -> Self

Create a new TableFinder with the given edges and settings.

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pub fn new_with_words( edges: Vec<Edge>, words: Vec<Word>, settings: TableSettings, ) -> Self

Create a new TableFinder with edges, words, and settings.

The words are used by the Stream strategy to generate synthetic edges from text alignment patterns.

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pub fn settings(&self) -> &TableSettings

Get a reference to the settings.

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pub fn edges(&self) -> &[Edge]

Get a reference to the edges.

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pub fn find_tables(&self) -> Vec<Table>

Run the table detection pipeline and return detected tables.

Pipeline: filter edges → snap → join → intersections → cells → tables.

For Lattice strategy, all edges (lines + rect edges) are used. For LatticeStrict strategy, only line-sourced edges are used (no rect edges). For Stream strategy, synthetic edges are generated from word alignment patterns. For Explicit strategy, edges from user-provided coordinates are used, combined with any detected edges passed to the finder (mixing).

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