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<part id="scripts_part">
<title>Scripting documentation for PDF Editor</title>
&scripts_intro;
&scripts_startup;
<chapter id="static_common">
<title>Static functions common for GUI and command line</title>
<!--BASETYPE: base.h -->
</chapter>
<chapter id="static_gui">
<title>Static functions in GUI</title>
<!--BASETYPE: basegui.h -->
</chapter>
<chapter id="static_cmdline">
<title>Static functions in command line</title>
<!--BASETYPE: baseconsole.h -->
</chapter>
&scripts_callbacks;
&scripts_objects;
<chapter id="object_types_common">
<title>Object types (common and PDF objects)</title>
<!--TYPE: qsannotation.h -->
<!--TYPE: qsarray.h -->
<!--TYPE: qscobject.h -->
<!--TYPE: qscontentstream.h -->
<!--TYPE: qsdict.h -->
<!--TYPE: qsiproperty.h -->
<!--TYPE: qsipropertyarray.h -->
<!--TYPE: qspage.h -->
<!--TYPE: qspdf.h -->
<!--TYPE: qspdfoperator.h -->
<!--TYPE: qspdfoperatoriterator.h -->
<!--TYPE: qspdfoperatorstack.h -->
<!--TYPE: qsstream.h -->
</chapter>
<chapter id="object_types_gui">
<title>Object types (GUI objects)</title>
<para>
These object types do not have direct corespondence to any object inside PDF document,
but some of them may allow you to manipulate them indirectly.
Main focus of these types is to interact with user.
</para>
<!--TYPE: qsmenu.h -->
<!--TYPE: qstreeitem.h -->
<!--TYPE: qstreeitemcontentstream.h -->
</chapter>
&qsa_util;
&qsa_dialog;
</part>
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