All objects are then cross-reference table below:
xref
0 8
0000000000 65535f
0000000009 00000n
0000000074 00000n
0000000120 00000n
0000000179 00000n
0000000322 00000n
0000000415 00000n
0000000445 00000n
Description xref start a cross-reference table, the first row of the cross reference table 08 described object number described in the following row is started from 0, and there are eight objects.
0000000000 65535f, generally each PDF file is to cross the line to start the application list, indicating the start address of the object is 0 0000000000 produce number (generationnumber) 65535, is also the largest number produced, can no longer be changed, and the last representation of an object is f, indicating that the object is a free, here, we can see that, in fact, the object can be seen as a file header.
0000000009 00000n 1 is represented by the object, i.e. the object catalog, and its offset address is 0000000009, 00000 to generate 5 number (up to 65535), 0 indicating that the object is not modified, n-indicates that the object is in use, the difference between free objects can be changed.
The following lines I believe we could tell me the meaning.
Trailer
<<
/Size 8
/Root 1 0 R
>>
startxref
553
%%EOF
trailer
Description Start-file trailer object.
/ Size 8 describes the number of objects in the PDF file.
/ Root 1 0 R described object number 1 is the root object.
Startxref
553 illustrates a cross-reference table offset address, which can be found in the PDF document relative address all of the objects, and then access the object.
%% EOF is the end of the file.
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