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Convert PDF file to XML format
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"Runs of Text" are strings that are on a single line that share common display properties. They share font, font-size,
bold, italic, rotation and color. They are useful for composing formatted output (e.g. rendering using html/css). They may split words if one of the letters in the word has different properties.
A typical run of text will look as follows:
<txtRn>
<leftX>323.999</leftX>
<bottomY>292.9298</bottomY>
<rightX>557.9752</rightX>
<topY>283.9631</topY>
<baseLineY>290.7679</baseLineY>
<fontId>2</fontId>
<text>scanned document pages is a process of partitioning a docu-</text>
</txtRn>
where leftX, bottomY, rightX, topY define a box that encapsulates the text. The "baseLineY" field is the font baseline.
Rotated runs of text will have a rotation field that defines the angle specified anti-clockwise in radians and the point of rotatation.
<rotation>
<pivotX>119.4425</pivotX>
<pivotY>24.96</pivotY>
<angle>-0.9147</angle>
</rotation>
Most Applications use top-left of the page as the (0,0) origin with increasing Y going down the page, however the PDF spec uses bottom-left with increasing Y going up the page.