Bleed from the inserted pdf

Jong, here is a function I get some mileage from… Its not pretty… Im convinced the regex stuff could be better but while it work for me I ain't looked at it too much… Values are in points so you need other functions to do UnitValue or plain Math conversion… If the PDF is Illustrator then the boxes are NOT what you would expect… ( inside out back to front the usual AI hash ) So in some cases a creator check is needed… Getting the TBLR bleeds is simple enough…

function getPDFboxes( f ) { // Feed it the PDF file…
          var pdfBoxes = Object();
          try {
                    f.open( 'r' );
                    var str = f.read();
                    var b = str.match( /BleedBox\[(\d+\.\d+\s){3}\d+\.\d+\]/g ); // All matches
                    if ( b != null ) pdfBoxes.BleedBox = b[0].match( /\d+\.\d+/g ); // Array from just the first match
                    var a = str.match( /ArtBox\[(\d+\.\d+\s){3}\d+\.\d+\]/g ); // Ditto the others
                    if ( a != null ) pdfBoxes.ArtBox = a[0].match( /\d+\.\d+/g );
                    var m = str.match( /MediaBox\[(\d+\.\d+\s){3}\d+\.\d+\]/g );
                    if ( m != null ) pdfBoxes.MediaBox = m[0].match( /\d+\.\d+/g );
                    var t = str.match( /TrimBox\[(\d+\.\d+\s){3}\d+\.\d+\]/g );
                    if ( t != null ) pdfBoxes.TrimBox = t[0].match( /\d+\.\d+/g );
                    var c = str.match( /CropBox\[(\d+\.\d+\s){3}\d+\.\d+\]/g );
                    if ( c != null ) pdfBoxes.CropBox = c[0].match( /\d+\.\d+/g );
                    f.close();
          } catch( err ) {
                    f.close();
          };
          return pdfBoxes;
};

Oh I forgot but should add that I generally split PDF pages it makes them easier to work with… Multi-pages and multi-sized pages has just not been worth me trying to work out…