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+{"version":3,"file":"table-cell-margins-EVg0EwxT.js","names":[],"sources":["../src/ooxml/emu.ts","../src/units.ts","../src/enums.ts","../src/ooxml/table-cell-margins.ts"],"sourcesContent":["/**\n * The fixed ratios between English Metric Units, points and inches.\n *\n * `units.ts` publishes them, but it also holds the unit converters, which warn and throw, so it\n * imports `diagnostics.ts` and `errors.ts` at run time. A schema fact in `ooxml/` that only needs\n * a ratio (`body-insets.ts`) took both along with it. This module imports nothing, and `units.ts`\n * re-exports it, so the public names are unchanged.\n */\n\n/** EMU in one inch. */\nexport const EMU_PER_INCH = 914400\n/** EMU in one point. */\nexport const EMU_PER_POINT = 12700\n/** Points in one inch. */\nexport const POINTS_PER_INCH = 72\n","import { warn } from './diagnostics.js'\nimport { InvalidOptionError } from './errors.js'\nimport { EMU_PER_INCH, EMU_PER_POINT, POINTS_PER_INCH } from './ooxml/emu.js'\n/**\n * Public unit conversion helpers and standard PowerPoint slide-layout constants.\n */\n\n// Declared in `ooxml/emu.ts`, which imports nothing, so a schema fact can use them without this\n// module's run-time imports.\nexport { EMU_PER_INCH, EMU_PER_POINT, POINTS_PER_INCH }\n\n/**\n * DrawingML angle unit. `ST_Angle` (`rot`, shadow `dir`, gradient `ang`, …) is measured in\n * sixtieths-of-a-thousandth of a degree, i.e. 60000 units per degree. Multiply a value in\n * degrees by this to get the OOXML integer.\n */\nexport const ANGLE_UNITS_PER_DEGREE = 60000\n\n/**\n * DrawingML fixed-point percentage scale. `ST_Percentage` / `ST_PositiveFixedPercentage` and\n * related types (`<a:alpha>`, `<a:spcPct>`, shape adjustment guides, `<p:tav tm>`, …) encode\n * 100% as the integer 100000. Multiply a 0-1 fraction by this to get the OOXML value.\n */\nexport const PERCENT_SCALE = 100000\n\n/**\n * Scale for a percentage supplied as 0-100 (rather than a 0-1 fraction) into the same\n * fixed-point percentage integer as {@link PERCENT_SCALE} (1% = 1000 units, i.e. thousandths\n * of a percent). Use for inputs documented as percents: transparency/alpha, image crop insets,\n * gradient stops, bullet size, connector adjust, etc.\n */\nexport const FIXED_PCT_PER_PERCENT = PERCENT_SCALE / 100\n\n/**\n * DrawingML text measures font size (`sz`), character spacing (`spc`) and point line/paragraph\n * spacing (`<a:spcPts val>`) in hundredths of a point. Multiply a value in points by this to get\n * the OOXML integer.\n */\nexport const HUNDREDTHS_PER_POINT = 100\n\n/**\n * Convert a value in points to hundredths of a point (rounded), the integer unit DrawingML uses\n * for `sz`, `spc`, and `<a:spcPts val>`. See {@link HUNDREDTHS_PER_POINT}.\n */\nexport function ptToHundredths(pt: number): number {\n\tassertFiniteNumber(pt, 'points')\n\treturn Math.round(pt * HUNDREDTHS_PER_POINT)\n}\n\n/**\n * English Metric Units — the integer unit OOXML serializes geometry in (914400 per inch).\n *\n * Branded so a value that has already been resolved to EMU cannot be silently fed back into a\n * unit converter: {@link coordToEmu} only accepts a user `Coord`, so passing an `Emu` into it is\n * a compile-time error. This replaces the old runtime \"a number ≥ 100 must already be EMU\"\n * magnitude guess, which silently mis-rendered values near the threshold.\n */\nexport type Emu = number & { readonly __unit: 'emu' }\n\n/** A bare number larger than this (in inches) is almost certainly a mistake — likely a raw EMU\n *  value passed where inches are expected. We interpret it as inches (the documented contract) but\n *  warn, pointing at the explicit `\"<n>emu\"` form. ~1000in is far beyond any real slide. */\nconst IMPLAUSIBLE_INCHES = 1000\n\n/** Default pixel density for the `\"<n>px\"` coordinate unit: CSS reference pixels, also the\n *  density ts-pptx assumes when reading an image header's pixel dimensions. */\nexport const DEFAULT_PX_PER_INCH = 96\n\n/**\n * The largest DrawingML coordinate, in EMU: the `maxInclusive` of `ST_Coordinate`, the type of\n * every shape offset and extent. The range is not symmetric; see {@link MIN_COORDINATE_EMU}.\n */\nexport const MAX_COORDINATE_EMU = 27273042316900\n\n/** The smallest DrawingML coordinate, in EMU: the `minInclusive` of `ST_Coordinate`. */\nexport const MIN_COORDINATE_EMU = -27273042329600\n\nexport type StandardLayoutName = 'LAYOUT_4x3' | 'LAYOUT_16x9' | 'LAYOUT_16x10' | 'LAYOUT_WIDE'\n\nexport interface StandardLayout {\n\t/** ts-pptx layout key used with `pptx.layout`. */\n\treadonly layout: StandardLayoutName\n\t/** PresentationML slide-size preset name, or `custom` for PowerPoint widescreen. */\n\treadonly name: string\n\t/** Slide width in inches — inches is ts-pptx's default coordinate unit, so this is the value to use for `addText`/`addShape` math. */\n\treadonly widthIn: number\n\t/** Slide height in inches. */\n\treadonly heightIn: number\n\t/** Slide width in English Metric Units. */\n\treadonly widthEmu: number\n\t/** Slide height in English Metric Units. */\n\treadonly heightEmu: number\n}\n\nexport function inchesToEmu(inches: number): Emu {\n\tassertFiniteNumber(inches, 'inches')\n\treturn inCoordinateRange(Math.round(inches * EMU_PER_INCH), inches, 'inches')\n}\n\nexport function pointsToEmu(points: number): Emu {\n\tassertFiniteNumber(points, 'points')\n\treturn inCoordinateRange(Math.round(points * EMU_PER_POINT), points, 'points')\n}\n\nexport function pixelsToEmu(pixels: number, dpi: number): Emu {\n\tassertFiniteNumber(pixels, 'pixels')\n\tassertPositiveFiniteNumber(dpi, 'dpi')\n\treturn inchesToEmu(pixels / dpi)\n}\n\n/**\n * Resolve a percentage of an axis length to EMU.\n *\n * **Published for consumers, and reached from one place inside `src/` on purpose.** Internally\n * only `parseCoord` needs it, because every `'50%'` a caller writes comes through there; it is\n * exported because a consumer computing its own geometry against a slide axis needs the same\n * arithmetic, and it belongs with the rest of the conversion set beside it rather than hidden\n * behind the one caller. Left exported deliberately rather than by oversight — this note is the\n * difference between the two, as it is on {@link emuToPixels}.\n * @param percent - percentage value (e.g. `50` for 50%)\n * @param axisEmu - the axis length in EMU (slide width for x/w, height for y/h)\n */\nexport function percentToEmu(percent: number, axisEmu: number): Emu {\n\tassertFiniteNumber(percent, 'percent')\n\tassertFiniteNumber(axisEmu, 'axisEmu')\n\treturn inCoordinateRange(Math.round((percent / 100) * axisEmu), percent, 'percent')\n}\n\n/**\n * The single user-coordinate → EMU boundary. Convert each user-supplied coordinate exactly once.\n *\n * Accepts (see {@link Coord}):\n * - a bare `number` → **always inches** (the documented unit); no magnitude guessing\n * - `\"<n>%\"` → percentage of `axisEmu`\n * - `\"<n>in\"` / `\"<n>pt\"` / `\"<n>px\"` / `\"<n>emu\"` → explicit units (the escape hatch for non-inch\n *   values). `px` is resolved at {@link DEFAULT_PX_PER_INCH} (96), for authoring against a known\n *   web/source canvas size.\n *\n * Throws on non-finite or unparseable input rather than silently emitting a degenerate 0-size.\n * @param value - user coordinate\n * @param axisEmu - axis length in EMU, used only to resolve percentages\n */\nexport function coordToEmu(value: number | string, axisEmu: number): Emu {\n\tif (typeof value === 'number') {\n\t\tassertFiniteNumber(value, 'coordinate')\n\t\tif (Math.abs(value) > IMPLAUSIBLE_INCHES) {\n\t\t\twarn(\n\t\t\t\t'coord/bare-number-is-inches',\n\t\t\t\t`coordinate ${value} interpreted as ${value} inches. A bare number is always inches; ` +\n\t\t\t\t\t`if you meant EMU, pass it as a string like \"${Math.round(value)}emu\".`\n\t\t\t)\n\t\t}\n\t\treturn inchesToEmu(value)\n\t}\n\n\tconst match = /^\\s*(-?\\d*\\.?\\d+)\\s*(%|in|pt|px|emu)\\s*$/.exec(value)\n\tif (!match) {\n\t\tthrow new InvalidOptionError(\n\t\t\t'coord/invalid-format',\n\t\t\t`Invalid coordinate \"${value}\". Expected a number (inches) or a string like \"50%\", \"5in\", \"72pt\", \"96px\", or \"914400emu\".`\n\t\t)\n\t}\n\tconst n = Number(match[1])\n\tswitch (match[2]) {\n\t\tcase '%':\n\t\t\treturn percentToEmu(n, axisEmu)\n\t\tcase 'in':\n\t\t\treturn inchesToEmu(n)\n\t\tcase 'pt':\n\t\t\treturn pointsToEmu(n)\n\t\tcase 'px':\n\t\t\treturn pixelsToEmu(n, DEFAULT_PX_PER_INCH)\n\t\tdefault: // 'emu'\n\t\t\tassertFiniteNumber(n, 'coordinate')\n\t\t\treturn inCoordinateRange(Math.round(n), n, 'EMU')\n\t}\n}\n\nexport function emuToInches(emu: number): number {\n\tassertFiniteNumber(emu, 'emu')\n\treturn emu / EMU_PER_INCH\n}\n\n/**\n * EMU → points, the unit the write API states line widths, font sizes and text insets in.\n *\n * The one conversion, for the library as well as for a consumer: three private forms of\n * `emu / EMU_PER_POINT` had grown around it — the read model's `null`-propagating `ptFromEmu`,\n * the script mapper's `points`, and a dozen inline divisions — while this stayed published and\n * uncalled.\n *\n * **The policy, and its one exception.** Every EMU→points conversion goes through here or through\n * `ptFromEmu` in `src/read/api/coords.ts`, which is this with a `null` passed along. (Named rather\n * than linked: it is internal, so a reference link to it resolves to nothing in the published\n * reference.) The exception is\n * `measure/*` — `fit.ts`, `paragraphs.ts`, `table-fit.ts` — where an inner box is computed as\n * `(extent - inset - inset) / EMU_PER_POINT` and then guarded with `!(x > 0)`. That guard is\n * written NaN-first on purpose: a box that cannot be measured is skipped, not reported. This\n * function asserts a finite input and throws instead, which is the right answer for a caller\n * stating a value and the wrong one for a pass whose whole job is to degrade quietly. Those\n * sites keep the division; nothing else may.\n */\nexport function emuToPoints(emu: number): number {\n\tassertFiniteNumber(emu, 'emu')\n\treturn emu / EMU_PER_POINT\n}\n\n/**\n * EMU → whole pixels at a stated DPI.\n *\n * **Published for consumers, and used nowhere in `src/` on purpose.** Nothing inside the\n * library thinks in pixels: it is the unit a caller placing library output on a canvas or in a\n * `<img>` needs, and the DPI is theirs to choose. Left exported deliberately rather than by\n * oversight — this note is the difference between the two.\n */\nexport function emuToPixels(emu: number, dpi: number): number {\n\tassertFiniteNumber(emu, 'emu')\n\tassertPositiveFiniteNumber(dpi, 'dpi')\n\treturn Math.round(emuToInches(emu) * dpi)\n}\n\nfunction standardLayout(layout: StandardLayoutName, name: string, widthIn: number, heightIn: number): StandardLayout {\n\treturn Object.freeze({\n\t\tlayout,\n\t\tname,\n\t\twidthIn,\n\t\theightIn,\n\t\twidthEmu: inchesToEmu(widthIn),\n\t\theightEmu: inchesToEmu(heightIn),\n\t})\n}\n\nexport const STANDARD_LAYOUTS: Readonly<Record<StandardLayoutName, StandardLayout>> = Object.freeze({\n\tLAYOUT_4x3: standardLayout('LAYOUT_4x3', 'screen4x3', 10, 7.5),\n\tLAYOUT_16x9: standardLayout('LAYOUT_16x9', 'screen16x9', 10, 5.625),\n\tLAYOUT_16x10: standardLayout('LAYOUT_16x10', 'screen16x10', 10, 6.25),\n\tLAYOUT_WIDE: standardLayout('LAYOUT_WIDE', 'custom', 40 / 3, 7.5),\n})\n\n/**\n * `emu` as an `Emu`, or a `coord/out-of-range` throw when it falls outside `ST_Coordinate`.\n *\n * A finite input is not enough on its own. `1e16` inches is finite and converts to `9.144e+21`,\n * which serializes in exponent notation and is not an `xsd:long` at all; `4e7` inches converts to\n * a long, but one past the bound. Neither is a coordinate PowerPoint can hold.\n * @param emu - the converted value\n * @param value - the caller's value, for the message\n * @param unit - the unit `value` was stated in, for the message\n */\nfunction inCoordinateRange(emu: number, value: number, unit: string): Emu {\n\tif (emu < MIN_COORDINATE_EMU || emu > MAX_COORDINATE_EMU)\n\t\tthrow new InvalidOptionError(\n\t\t\t'coord/out-of-range',\n\t\t\t`${value} ${unit} is ${emu} EMU, outside the DrawingML coordinate range ${MIN_COORDINATE_EMU} to ${MAX_COORDINATE_EMU} EMU.`\n\t\t)\n\treturn emu as Emu\n}\n\nfunction assertFiniteNumber(value: number, name: string): void {\n\tif (!Number.isFinite(value)) throw new InvalidOptionError('coord/non-finite', `${name} must be a finite number`)\n}\n\nfunction assertPositiveFiniteNumber(value: number, name: string): void {\n\tassertFiniteNumber(value, name)\n\tif (value <= 0) throw new InvalidOptionError('coord/not-positive', `${name} must be greater than 0`)\n}\n","/**\n * ts-pptx Enums\n * NOTE: `enum` wont work for objects, so use `Object.freeze`\n */\n\n/**\n * Output-type name accepted by the zip/write layer. Derived from the `OutputType`\n * enum (see below) so the two never drift: adding a member to the enum extends this\n * union automatically.\n */\nexport type ZIP_OUTPUT_TYPE = `${OutputType}`\nexport type WRITE_OUTPUT_TYPE = ZIP_OUTPUT_TYPE\n/**\n * Public chart-type name accepted by `addChart()`. Derived from the internal\n * `ChartType` enum (see below) so the two never drift: adding a member to the\n * enum extends this union automatically.\n */\nexport type CHART_NAME = `${ChartType}`\n/**\n * Public scheme-color name. Derived from the `SchemeColor` enum (see below) so the\n * two never drift.\n */\nexport type SCHEME_COLORS = `${SchemeColor}`\n\nexport enum TextAnchor {\n\tb = 'b',\n\tctr = 'ctr',\n\tt = 't',\n}\n\n// ENUM\nexport enum OutputType {\n\tarraybuffer = 'arraybuffer',\n\tbase64 = 'base64',\n\tbinarystring = 'binarystring',\n\tblob = 'blob',\n\tnodebuffer = 'nodebuffer',\n\tuint8array = 'uint8array',\n}\nexport enum ChartType {\n\tarea = 'area',\n\tbar = 'bar',\n\tbar3d = 'bar3D',\n\tbubble = 'bubble',\n\tbubble3d = 'bubble3D',\n\tdoughnut = 'doughnut',\n\tline = 'line',\n\tpie = 'pie',\n\tradar = 'radar',\n\tscatter = 'scatter',\n\tstock = 'stock',\n\tsurface = 'surface',\n\twaterfall = 'waterfall',\n\tfunnel = 'funnel',\n\ttreemap = 'treemap',\n\tsunburst = 'sunburst',\n\thistogram = 'histogram',\n\tpareto = 'pareto',\n\tboxWhisker = 'boxWhisker',\n\tregionMap = 'regionMap',\n}\nexport enum ShapeType {\n\taccentBorderCallout1 = 'accentBorderCallout1',\n\taccentBorderCallout2 = 'accentBorderCallout2',\n\taccentBorderCallout3 = 'accentBorderCallout3',\n\taccentCallout1 = 'accentCallout1',\n\taccentCallout2 = 'accentCallout2',\n\taccentCallout3 = 'accentCallout3',\n\tactionButtonBackPrevious = 'actionButtonBackPrevious',\n\tactionButtonBeginning = 'actionButtonBeginning',\n\tactionButtonBlank = 'actionButtonBlank',\n\tactionButtonDocument = 'actionButtonDocument',\n\tactionButtonEnd = 'actionButtonEnd',\n\tactionButtonForwardNext = 'actionButtonForwardNext',\n\tactionButtonHelp = 'actionButtonHelp',\n\tactionButtonHome = 'actionButtonHome',\n\tactionButtonInformation = 'actionButtonInformation',\n\tactionButtonMovie = 'actionButtonMovie',\n\tactionButtonReturn = 'actionButtonReturn',\n\tactionButtonSound = 'actionButtonSound',\n\tarc = 'arc',\n\tbentArrow = 'bentArrow',\n\tbentUpArrow = 'bentUpArrow',\n\tbevel = 'bevel',\n\tblockArc = 'blockArc',\n\tborderCallout1 = 'borderCallout1',\n\tborderCallout2 = 'borderCallout2',\n\tborderCallout3 = 'borderCallout3',\n\tbracePair = 'bracePair',\n\tbracketPair = 'bracketPair',\n\tcallout1 = 'callout1',\n\tcallout2 = 'callout2',\n\tcallout3 = 'callout3',\n\tcan = 'can',\n\tchartPlus = 'chartPlus',\n\tchartStar = 'chartStar',\n\tchartX = 'chartX',\n\tchevron = 'chevron',\n\tchord = 'chord',\n\tcircularArrow = 'circularArrow',\n\tcloud = 'cloud',\n\tcloudCallout = 'cloudCallout',\n\tcorner = 'corner',\n\tcornerTabs = 'cornerTabs',\n\tcube = 'cube',\n\tcurvedDownArrow = 'curvedDownArrow',\n\tcurvedLeftArrow = 'curvedLeftArrow',\n\tcurvedRightArrow = 'curvedRightArrow',\n\tcurvedUpArrow = 'curvedUpArrow',\n\tcustGeom = 'custGeom',\n\tdecagon = 'decagon',\n\tdiagStripe = 'diagStripe',\n\tdiamond = 'diamond',\n\tdodecagon = 'dodecagon',\n\tdonut = 'donut',\n\tdoubleWave = 'doubleWave',\n\tdownArrow = 'downArrow',\n\tdownArrowCallout = 'downArrowCallout',\n\tellipse = 'ellipse',\n\tellipseRibbon = 'ellipseRibbon',\n\tellipseRibbon2 = 'ellipseRibbon2',\n\tflowChartAlternateProcess = 'flowChartAlternateProcess',\n\tflowChartCollate = 'flowChartCollate',\n\tflowChartConnector = 'flowChartConnector',\n\tflowChartDecision = 'flowChartDecision',\n\tflowChartDelay = 'flowChartDelay',\n\tflowChartDisplay = 'flowChartDisplay',\n\tflowChartDocument = 'flowChartDocument',\n\tflowChartExtract = 'flowChartExtract',\n\tflowChartInputOutput = 'flowChartInputOutput',\n\tflowChartInternalStorage = 'flowChartInternalStorage',\n\tflowChartMagneticDisk = 'flowChartMagneticDisk',\n\tflowChartMagneticDrum = 'flowChartMagneticDrum',\n\tflowChartMagneticTape = 'flowChartMagneticTape',\n\tflowChartManualInput = 'flowChartManualInput',\n\tflowChartManualOperation = 'flowChartManualOperation',\n\tflowChartMerge = 'flowChartMerge',\n\tflowChartMultidocument = 'flowChartMultidocument',\n\tflowChartOfflineStorage = 'flowChartOfflineStorage',\n\tflowChartOffpageConnector = 'flowChartOffpageConnector',\n\tflowChartOnlineStorage = 'flowChartOnlineStorage',\n\tflowChartOr = 'flowChartOr',\n\tflowChartPredefinedProcess = 'flowChartPredefinedProcess',\n\tflowChartPreparation = 'flowChartPreparation',\n\tflowChartProcess = 'flowChartProcess',\n\tflowChartPunchedCard = 'flowChartPunchedCard',\n\tflowChartPunchedTape = 'flowChartPunchedTape',\n\tflowChartSort = 'flowChartSort',\n\tflowChartSummingJunction = 'flowChartSummingJunction',\n\tflowChartTerminator = 'flowChartTerminator',\n\tfoldedCorner = 'foldedCorner',\n\tframe = 'frame',\n\tfunnel = 'funnel',\n\tgear6 = 'gear6',\n\tgear9 = 'gear9',\n\thalfFrame = 'halfFrame',\n\theart = 'heart',\n\theptagon = 'heptagon',\n\thexagon = 'hexagon',\n\thomePlate = 'homePlate',\n\thorizontalScroll = 'horizontalScroll',\n\tirregularSeal1 = 'irregularSeal1',\n\tirregularSeal2 = 'irregularSeal2',\n\tleftArrow = 'leftArrow',\n\tleftArrowCallout = 'leftArrowCallout',\n\tleftBrace = 'leftBrace',\n\tleftBracket = 'leftBracket',\n\tleftCircularArrow = 'leftCircularArrow',\n\tleftRightArrow = 'leftRightArrow',\n\tleftRightArrowCallout = 'leftRightArrowCallout',\n\tleftRightCircularArrow = 'leftRightCircularArrow',\n\tleftRightRibbon = 'leftRightRibbon',\n\tleftRightUpArrow = 'leftRightUpArrow',\n\tleftUpArrow = 'leftUpArrow',\n\tlightningBolt = 'lightningBolt',\n\tline = 'line',\n\tlineInv = 'lineInv',\n\tmathDivide = 'mathDivide',\n\tmathEqual = 'mathEqual',\n\tmathMinus = 'mathMinus',\n\tmathMultiply = 'mathMultiply',\n\tmathNotEqual = 'mathNotEqual',\n\tmathPlus = 'mathPlus',\n\tmoon = 'moon',\n\tnoSmoking = 'noSmoking',\n\tnonIsoscelesTrapezoid = 'nonIsoscelesTrapezoid',\n\tnotchedRightArrow = 'notchedRightArrow',\n\toctagon = 'octagon',\n\tparallelogram = 'parallelogram',\n\tpentagon = 'pentagon',\n\tpie = 'pie',\n\tpieWedge = 'pieWedge',\n\tplaque = 'plaque',\n\tplaqueTabs = 'plaqueTabs',\n\tplus = 'plus',\n\tquadArrow = 'quadArrow',\n\tquadArrowCallout = 'quadArrowCallout',\n\trect = 'rect',\n\tribbon = 'ribbon',\n\tribbon2 = 'ribbon2',\n\trightArrow = 'rightArrow',\n\trightArrowCallout = 'rightArrowCallout',\n\trightBrace = 'rightBrace',\n\trightBracket = 'rightBracket',\n\tround1Rect = 'round1Rect',\n\tround2DiagRect = 'round2DiagRect',\n\tround2SameRect = 'round2SameRect',\n\troundRect = 'roundRect',\n\trtTriangle = 'rtTriangle',\n\tsmileyFace = 'smileyFace',\n\tsnip1Rect = 'snip1Rect',\n\tsnip2DiagRect = 'snip2DiagRect',\n\tsnip2SameRect = 'snip2SameRect',\n\tsnipRoundRect = 'snipRoundRect',\n\tsquareTabs = 'squareTabs',\n\tstar10 = 'star10',\n\tstar12 = 'star12',\n\tstar16 = 'star16',\n\tstar24 = 'star24',\n\tstar32 = 'star32',\n\tstar4 = 'star4',\n\tstar5 = 'star5',\n\tstar6 = 'star6',\n\tstar7 = 'star7',\n\tstar8 = 'star8',\n\tstripedRightArrow = 'stripedRightArrow',\n\tsun = 'sun',\n\tswooshArrow = 'swooshArrow',\n\tteardrop = 'teardrop',\n\ttrapezoid = 'trapezoid',\n\ttriangle = 'triangle',\n\tupArrow = 'upArrow',\n\tupArrowCallout = 'upArrowCallout',\n\tupDownArrow = 'upDownArrow',\n\tupDownArrowCallout = 'upDownArrowCallout',\n\tuturnArrow = 'uturnArrow',\n\tverticalScroll = 'verticalScroll',\n\twave = 'wave',\n\twedgeEllipseCallout = 'wedgeEllipseCallout',\n\twedgeRectCallout = 'wedgeRectCallout',\n\twedgeRoundRectCallout = 'wedgeRoundRectCallout',\n}\nexport enum SchemeColor {\n\ttext1 = 'tx1',\n\ttext2 = 'tx2',\n\tbackground1 = 'bg1',\n\tbackground2 = 'bg2',\n\taccent1 = 'accent1',\n\taccent2 = 'accent2',\n\taccent3 = 'accent3',\n\taccent4 = 'accent4',\n\taccent5 = 'accent5',\n\taccent6 = 'accent6',\n}\nexport enum AlignH {\n\tleft = 'left',\n\tcenter = 'center',\n\tright = 'right',\n\tjustify = 'justify',\n}\n/**\n * @deprecated The enum form of `VAlign`, which no option actually takes. Use the `VAlign`\n * string union (`'top' | 'middle' | 'bottom'`) or, for a text body's own anchoring,\n * {@link TextAnchor}. Unlike its sibling {@link AlignH} — which `TextPropsOptions.align`\n * really is typed as — nothing in the library reads this, so it is a third spelling of a\n * two-spelling fact. It will be removed in the next major.\n */\nexport enum AlignV {\n\ttop = 'top',\n\tmiddle = 'middle',\n\tbottom = 'bottom',\n}\n\n/**\n * Every shape geometry name `addShape` accepts: the friendly {@link ShapeType} names plus the\n * connector presets that enum does not surface.\n *\n * Derived from `ShapeType` rather than spelled out, for the reason `CHART_NAME`, `SCHEME_COLORS`,\n * `PLACEHOLDER_TYPE` and `CONNECTOR_PRESET_NAME` are each derived from their runtime source: the\n * two cannot drift. The hand-written union this replaced had all 179 members in enum order, and\n * the runtime `VALID_SHAPE_PRESETS` set was already built from `Object.values(ShapeType)`, so the\n * type and the set it is supposed to describe could disagree on exactly the half nothing checked.\n * The union this produces is character-for-character the one it replaces.\n */\nexport type SHAPE_NAME = `${ShapeType}` | CONNECTOR_PRESET_NAME\n\n/**\n * Valid ECMA-376 `ST_ShapeType` presets that are not surfaced with a friendly\n * `ShapeType` name. They are still legal geometries PowerPoint renders, so the\n * preset-validation set must accept them.\n */\nconst EXTRA_SHAPE_PRESETS = [\n\t'straightConnector1',\n\t'bentConnector2',\n\t'bentConnector3',\n\t'bentConnector4',\n\t'bentConnector5',\n\t'curvedConnector2',\n\t'curvedConnector3',\n\t'curvedConnector4',\n\t'curvedConnector5',\n] as const\n\n/**\n * Connector preset geometries (`straightConnector1` / `bentConnector{2-5}` /\n * `curvedConnector{2-5}`) that `addShape` can serialize but that are not surfaced\n * as friendly `ShapeType` names. Derived from `EXTRA_SHAPE_PRESETS` so the public\n * `SHAPE_NAME` union and the runtime `VALID_SHAPE_PRESETS` set share one source of\n * truth and cannot drift. Use `addConnector` for live, endpoint-bound connectors;\n * pass these to `addShape` for a static box-positioned connector geometry.\n */\nexport type CONNECTOR_PRESET_NAME = (typeof EXTRA_SHAPE_PRESETS)[number]\n\n/**\n * Every shape geometry name ts-pptx can serialize without corrupting the\n * package: the OOXML preset geometries (`ST_ShapeType` — `ShapeType` values\n * plus the unexposed connectors above) and `custGeom` (freeform paths, emitted\n * as `<a:custGeom>` rather than `<a:prstGeom>`). Used to reject bogus presets\n * before they become an invalid `<a:prstGeom prst=\"...\">` that triggers\n * PowerPoint's \"needs repair\" dialog and drops the shape.\n */\nexport const VALID_SHAPE_PRESETS: ReadonlySet<string> = new Set<string>([\n\t...Object.values(ShapeType),\n\t...EXTRA_SHAPE_PRESETS,\n])\n\n/**\n * Narrow a public `CHART_NAME` to the internal `ChartType` enum. Because\n * `CHART_NAME` is derived from `ChartType`, every `CHART_NAME` value is by\n * construction a valid enum value, so this conversion is total and safe — it is\n * the single boundary cast that lets internal code compare against the enum\n * (enum-to-enum) instead of enum-to-string.\n */\nexport function asChartType(name: CHART_NAME): ChartType {\n\treturn name as ChartType\n}\n\n/** Every {@link ChartType} value, for validating a caller-supplied `type` at the API boundary. */\nconst CHART_TYPES: ReadonlySet<string> = new Set<string>(Object.values(ChartType))\n\n/**\n * Is `name` a chart type this library emits?\n *\n * `CHART_NAME` constrains TypeScript callers, but `addChart` is reachable from plain JavaScript\n * where nothing enforces the union — and the two emitters partition the catalog between them by\n * `switch`, so an off-catalog string has no arm in either and cannot produce a plot. Checked once\n * at define time (`gen/define/chart.ts`) so the caller hears about it at the call that was wrong,\n * rather than getting a chart-shaped hole in the deck.\n */\nexport function isChartType(name: unknown): name is CHART_NAME {\n\treturn typeof name === 'string' && CHART_TYPES.has(name)\n}\n\n/**\n * The chartEx (`cx:` / Office 2016 chart-extension) chart types. Unlike the classic 2007 catalog\n * these do NOT emit a `<c:chartSpace>` chart part: they emit a separate `chartEx{N}.xml` part in\n * the `http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/drawing/2014/chartex` namespace, are referenced from\n * the slide through `<mc:AlternateContent>`, and render only in PowerPoint 2016+/Microsoft 365\n * (older Office, Google Slides, Keynote and LibreOffice show the `<mc:Fallback>` shape instead).\n * See `gen/chart/chartex-xml.ts`.\n */\nconst CHARTEX_TYPES: ReadonlySet<string> = new Set<string>([\n\tChartType.waterfall,\n\tChartType.funnel,\n\tChartType.treemap,\n\tChartType.sunburst,\n\tChartType.histogram,\n\tChartType.pareto,\n\tChartType.boxWhisker,\n\tChartType.regionMap,\n])\n\n/**\n * Is `type` a chartEx (cx:) chart? Accepts a `ChartType`/`CHART_NAME` string; anything else —\n * including a combo-chart `ChartMulti[]` array or `undefined` — is not a chartEx type (combos are\n * classic-only), so those return `false`.\n */\nexport function isChartExType(type: unknown): boolean {\n\treturn typeof type === 'string' && CHARTEX_TYPES.has(type)\n}\n\nexport enum SlideObjectType {\n\tchart = 'chart',\n\tconnector = 'connector',\n\tgroup = 'group',\n\thyperlink = 'hyperlink',\n\timage = 'image',\n\tmedia = 'media',\n\tmodel3d = 'model3d',\n\toleObject = 'oleObject',\n\tonline = 'online',\n\tplaceholder = 'placeholder',\n\ttable = 'table',\n\ttablecell = 'tablecell',\n\ttext = 'text',\n\tnotes = 'notes',\n\tzoom = 'zoom',\n}\n\n/**\n * Maps a friendly `ConnectorType` to its OOXML connector preset *family*. `straight`\n * has a single fixed preset; `elbow` and `curved` select a member by bend count\n * (`bentConnector{3,4,5}` / `curvedConnector{3,4,5}`) — see `connectorPresetFor`.\n *\n * Not exported: `connectorPresetFor`, eleven lines below, is its only reader, and\n * `docs/contributing/architecture.md` puts internal OOXML generators off the published surface unless\n * deliberately exposed. Callers name a connector by its `ConnectorType`, or by the\n * {@link CONNECTOR_PRESET_NAME} the function returns.\n */\nconst CONNECTOR_PRESETS = {\n\tstraight: 'straightConnector1',\n\telbow: 'bentConnector',\n\tcurved: 'curvedConnector',\n} as const satisfies Record<'straight' | 'elbow' | 'curved', string>\n\n/**\n * Resolve the concrete connector preset geometry name for a `type` + bend count.\n * `straight` ignores `bends` (it has no adjustable jog). For `elbow` / `curved`, the\n * preset suffix is `bends + 2`, so `bends` of 1/2/3 maps to `…Connector3/4/5`, each\n * of which exposes exactly `bends` adjustable guides (`adj1…adjN`).\n * @param {'straight' | 'elbow' | 'curved'} type - friendly connector routing style\n * @param {number} bends - number of adjustable bends (1–3); ignored for `straight`\n * @return {CONNECTOR_PRESET_NAME} OOXML preset geometry name (e.g. `bentConnector4`)\n */\nexport function connectorPresetFor(type: 'straight' | 'elbow' | 'curved', bends: number): CONNECTOR_PRESET_NAME {\n\tif (type === 'straight') return CONNECTOR_PRESETS.straight\n\treturn `${CONNECTOR_PRESETS[type]}${bends + 2}` as CONNECTOR_PRESET_NAME\n}\nexport enum PlaceholderType {\n\ttitle = 'title',\n\tbody = 'body',\n\timage = 'pic',\n\tchart = 'chart',\n\ttable = 'tbl',\n\tmedia = 'media',\n}\n/**\n * Placeholder-type name. Derived from the `PlaceholderType` enum (above) so the two\n * never drift.\n */\nexport type PLACEHOLDER_TYPE = `${PlaceholderType}`\n\n/**\n * Bullet glyph presets. Only `DEFAULT` is currently wired through to output; the remaining entries are\n * reserved and not yet selectable via options.\n */\nexport enum BulletType {\n\tDEFAULT = '&#x2022;',\n\tCHECK = '&#x2713;',\n\tSTAR = '&#x2605;',\n\tTRIANGLE = '&#x25B6;',\n}\n\n/**\n * Built-in PowerPoint table style IDs.\n *\n * Each value is the GUID that goes into `<a:tableStyleId>` inside `<a:tblPr>`.\n * These 74 GUIDs are the complete set defined in [MS-OE376] §5.1.6.10 and are\n * resolved by PowerPoint without embedding any style definition in the file.\n *\n * Only these enum members are supported. Raw GUID strings are not accepted;\n * use `TableStyle` members exclusively.\n */\nexport enum TableStyle {\n\t// ── No style ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\tNO_STYLE_NO_GRID = '{2D5ABB26-0587-4C30-8999-92F81FD0307C}',\n\tNO_STYLE_TABLE_GRID = '{5940675A-B579-460E-94D1-54222C63F5DA}',\n\n\t// ── Themed Style 1 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\tTHEMED_STYLE_1_ACCENT_1 = '{3C2FFA5D-87B4-456A-9821-1D502468CF0F}',\n\tTHEMED_STYLE_1_ACCENT_2 = '{284E427A-3D55-4303-BF80-6455036E1DE7}',\n\tTHEMED_STYLE_1_ACCENT_3 = '{69C7853C-536D-4A76-A0AE-DD22124D55A5}',\n\tTHEMED_STYLE_1_ACCENT_4 = '{775DCB02-9BB8-47FD-8907-85C794F793BA}',\n\tTHEMED_STYLE_1_ACCENT_5 = '{35758FB7-9AC5-4552-8A53-C91805E547FA}',\n\tTHEMED_STYLE_1_ACCENT_6 = '{08FB837D-C827-4EFA-A057-4D05807E0F7C}',\n\n\t// ── Themed Style 2 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\tTHEMED_STYLE_2_ACCENT_1 = '{D113A9D2-9D6B-4929-AA2D-F23B5EE8CBE7}',\n\tTHEMED_STYLE_2_ACCENT_2 = '{18603FDC-E32A-4AB5-989C-0864C3EAD2B8}',\n\tTHEMED_STYLE_2_ACCENT_3 = '{306799F8-075E-4A3A-A7F6-7FBC6576F1A4}',\n\tTHEMED_STYLE_2_ACCENT_4 = '{E269D01E-BC32-4049-B463-5C60D7B0CCD2}',\n\tTHEMED_STYLE_2_ACCENT_5 = '{327F97BB-C833-4FB7-BDE5-3F7075034690}',\n\tTHEMED_STYLE_2_ACCENT_6 = '{638B1855-1B75-4FBE-930C-398BA8C253C6}',\n\n\t// ── Light Style 1 ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_1 = '{9D7B26C5-4107-4FEC-AEDC-1716B250A1EF}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_1_ACCENT_1 = '{3B4B98B0-60AC-42C2-AFA5-B58CD77FA1E5}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_1_ACCENT_2 = '{0E3FDE45-AF77-4B5C-9715-49D594BDF05E}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_1_ACCENT_3 = '{C083E6E3-FA7D-4D7B-A595-EF9225AFEA82}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_1_ACCENT_4 = '{D27102A9-8310-4765-A935-A1911B00CA55}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_1_ACCENT_5 = '{5FD0F851-EC5A-4D38-B0AD-8093EC10F338}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_1_ACCENT_6 = '{68D230F3-CF80-4859-8CE7-A43EE81993B5}',\n\n\t// ── Light Style 2 ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_2 = '{7E9639D4-E3E2-4D34-9284-5A2195B3D0D7}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_2_ACCENT_1 = '{69012ECD-51FC-41F1-AA8D-1B2483CD663E}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_2_ACCENT_2 = '{72833802-FEF1-4C79-8D5D-14CF1EAF98D9}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_2_ACCENT_3 = '{F2DE63D5-997A-4646-A377-4702673A728D}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_2_ACCENT_4 = '{17292A2E-F333-43FB-9621-5CBBE7FDCDCB}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_2_ACCENT_5 = '{5A111915-BE36-4E01-A7E5-04B1672EAD32}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_2_ACCENT_6 = '{912C8C85-51F0-491E-9774-3900AFEF0FD7}',\n\n\t// ── Light Style 3 ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_3 = '{616DA210-FB5B-4158-B5E0-FEB733F419BA}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_3_ACCENT_1 = '{BC89EF96-8CEA-46FF-86C4-4CE0E7609802}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_3_ACCENT_2 = '{5DA37D80-6434-44D0-A028-1B22A696006F}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_3_ACCENT_3 = '{8799B23B-EC83-4686-B30A-512413B5E67A}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_3_ACCENT_4 = '{ED083AE6-46FA-4A59-8FB0-9F97EB10719F}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_3_ACCENT_5 = '{BDBED569-4797-4DF1-A0F4-6AAB3CD982D8}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_3_ACCENT_6 = '{E8B1032C-EA38-4F05-BA0D-38AFFFC7BED3}',\n\n\t// ── Medium Style 1 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_1 = '{793D81CF-94F2-401A-BA57-92F5A7B2D0C5}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_1_ACCENT_1 = '{B301B821-A1FF-4177-AEE7-76D212191A09}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_1_ACCENT_2 = '{9DCAF9ED-07DC-4A11-8D7F-57B35C25682E}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_1_ACCENT_3 = '{1FECB4D8-DB02-4DC6-A0A2-4F2EBAE1DC90}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_1_ACCENT_4 = '{1E171933-4619-4E11-9A3F-F7608DF75F80}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_1_ACCENT_5 = '{FABFCF23-3B69-468F-B69F-88F6DE6A72F2}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_1_ACCENT_6 = '{10A1B5D5-9B99-4C35-A422-299274C87663}',\n\n\t// ── Medium Style 2 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_2 = '{073A0DAA-6AF3-43AB-8588-CEC1D06C72B9}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_2_ACCENT_1 = '{5C22544A-7EE6-4342-B048-85BDC9FD1C3A}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_2_ACCENT_2 = '{21E4AEA4-8DFA-4A89-87EB-49C32662AFE0}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_2_ACCENT_3 = '{F5AB1C69-6EDB-4FF4-983F-18BD219EF322}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_2_ACCENT_4 = '{00A15C55-8517-42AA-B614-E9B94910E393}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_2_ACCENT_5 = '{7DF18680-E054-41AD-8BC1-D1AEF772440D}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_2_ACCENT_6 = '{93296810-A885-4BE3-A3E7-6D5BEEA58F35}',\n\n\t// ── Medium Style 3 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_3 = '{8EC20E35-A176-4012-BC5E-935CFFF8708E}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_3_ACCENT_1 = '{6E25E649-3F16-4E02-A733-19D2CDBF48F0}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_3_ACCENT_2 = '{85BE263C-DBD7-4A20-BB59-AAB30ACAA65A}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_3_ACCENT_3 = '{EB344D84-9AFB-497E-A393-DC336BA19D2E}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_3_ACCENT_4 = '{EB9631B5-78F2-41C9-869B-9F39066F8104}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_3_ACCENT_5 = '{74C1A8A3-306A-4EB7-A6B1-4F7E0EB9C5D6}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_3_ACCENT_6 = '{2A488322-F2BA-4B5B-9748-0D474271808F}',\n\n\t// ── Medium Style 4 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_4 = '{D7AC3CCA-C797-4891-BE02-D94E43425B78}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_4_ACCENT_1 = '{69CF1AB2-1976-4502-BF36-3FF5EA218861}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_4_ACCENT_2 = '{8A107856-5554-42FB-B03E-39F5DBC370BA}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_4_ACCENT_3 = '{0505E3EF-67EA-436B-97B2-0124C06EBD24}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_4_ACCENT_4 = '{C4B1156A-380E-4F78-BDF5-A606A8083BF9}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_4_ACCENT_5 = '{22838BEF-8BB2-4498-84A7-C5851F593DF1}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_4_ACCENT_6 = '{16D9F66E-5EB9-4882-86FB-DCBF35E3C3E4}',\n\n\t// ── Dark Style 1 ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\tDARK_STYLE_1 = '{E8034E78-7F5D-4C2E-B375-FC64B27BC917}',\n\tDARK_STYLE_1_ACCENT_1 = '{125E5076-3810-47DD-B79F-674D7AD40C01}',\n\tDARK_STYLE_1_ACCENT_2 = '{37CE84F3-28C3-443E-9E96-99CF82512B78}',\n\tDARK_STYLE_1_ACCENT_3 = '{D03447BB-5D67-496B-8E87-E561075AD55C}',\n\tDARK_STYLE_1_ACCENT_4 = '{E929F9F4-4A8F-4326-A1B4-22849713DDAB}',\n\tDARK_STYLE_1_ACCENT_5 = '{8FD4443E-F989-4FC4-A0C8-D5A2AF1F390B}',\n\tDARK_STYLE_1_ACCENT_6 = '{AF606853-7671-496A-8E4F-DF71F8EC918B}',\n\n\t// ── Dark Style 2 ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\tDARK_STYLE_2 = '{5202B0CA-FC54-4496-8BCA-5EF66A818D29}',\n\t/** Header uses Accent 2, body rows use Accent 1 */\n\tDARK_STYLE_2_ACCENT_1_ACCENT_2 = '{0660B408-B3CF-4A94-85FC-2B1E0A45F4A2}',\n\t/** Header uses Accent 4, body rows use Accent 3 */\n\tDARK_STYLE_2_ACCENT_3_ACCENT_4 = '{91EBBBCC-DAD2-459C-BE2E-F6DE35CF9A28}',\n\t/** Header uses Accent 6, body rows use Accent 5 */\n\tDARK_STYLE_2_ACCENT_5_ACCENT_6 = '{46F890A9-2807-4EBB-B81D-B2AA78EC7F39}',\n}\n","/**\n * A table cell's default text insets in EMU: the schema defaults of `a:tcPr/@marL`, `@marR`\n * (91440, 0.1in) and `@marT`, `@marB` (45720, 0.05in) on `CT_TableCellProperties`.\n *\n * Unlike the body insets in `body-insets.ts` these are real XSD defaults, so they are transcribed\n * from the schema rather than derived. A cell that states one side leaves the other three at these\n * values, not at zero.\n *\n * A module of its own, importing nothing, because `constants-internal.ts` derives the write path's\n * inch defaults from it and is reached by every entry. Taken from `body-insets.ts`, the record\n * brought that module's other exports into the read entry with it.\n */\nexport const TABLE_CELL_MARGIN_DEFAULTS_EMU = { left: 91440, right: 91440, top: 45720, bottom: 45720 } as 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+import { t as genTableToSlides } from "./html-dom-Iuog2wdK.js";
+//#region src/families/table-dom.ts
+/**
+* ts-pptx: the table family's live-DOM half
+*
+* `tableToSlides` reproduces a rendered HTML `<table>` as a PowerPoint table, resolving the element
+* id against the global `document`. It is the table family's, but it is composed separately because
+* it is the browser entry's alone: wiring it into `families/table.ts` would put `gen/table/html-dom.ts`
+* in the graph of every Node program that draws a table, and wiring it into the entry directly would
+* make it the one thing a browser tier could not drop.
+*/
+const tableDomFamily = {
+	name: "table",
+	presentationAuthors: { tableToSlides(ctx, eleId, options) {
+		genTableToSlides(ctx.pres, eleId, options);
+	} }
+};
+//#endregion
+export { tableDomFamily as t };
+
+//# sourceMappingURL=table-dom-BTDP3lEP.js.map

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+import { mn as imageFormatForExtension, pn as imageFormatForContentType } from "./image-size-CvN2iCA4.js";
+//#region src/media/content-type.ts
+/**
+* OPC content types for embedded media parts, keyed by file extension.
+*
+* Both mappings reproduce what PowerPoint itself authors rather than the IANA-preferred
+* spelling — a package that disagrees (e.g. `audio/mp3` for an `.mp3`) is the kind of thing
+* PowerPoint offers to repair.
+*/
+/**
+* Map an image file extension to its OOXML content type, through the format registry in
+* `media/image-formats.ts`. An extension the registry does not carry falls through to
+* `image/<extn>`, which is right for any format whose content type is its extension.
+* Only the content type is derived here; the file extension (used for the media Target
+* filename) is left to the caller.
+* @param {string} extn - image file extension (e.g. `png`, `jpg`, `emf`)
+* @returns {string} OOXML content type (e.g. `image/png`, `image/x-emf`)
+*/
+function imageContentType(extn) {
+	return imageFormatForExtension(extn)?.contentType ?? "image/" + (extn || "").toLowerCase();
+}
+/**
+* The media type an inline payload states in its header, lower-cased, or `null` when it states none.
+*
+* Takes a `data:` URI or the same header without its `data:` scheme (`image/png;base64,…`), the
+* two forms the definers accept. It is the one reading of that header: the patterns it replaces
+* each stopped short somewhere, `image\/(\w+);` at `-`, `.` and `+`, so `data:image/x-emf;…` named
+* no type and its EMF bytes were written into a `.png` part declared `image/png`.
+* @param data - a `data:` URI, a header-first base64 payload, or anything else
+* @returns the `type/subtype`, e.g. `image/x-emf`, or `null`
+*/
+function dataUriMediaType(data) {
+	return /^(?:data:)?([a-z]+\/[\w.+-]+)[;,]/i.exec(data || "")?.[1]?.toLowerCase() ?? null;
+}
+/**
+* Resolve the file extension an embedded image part should carry, from the caller's source.
+*
+* A `data:` URI states its mime type outright, so it wins over `path`: the bytes are the thing
+* being embedded, and a caller may supply them with no path at all (or with a path whose
+* extension disagrees with the payload). The extension chosen here names the media part *and*,
+* via {@link imageContentType}, decides the `<Default>` the package declares for it — so
+* getting it from a placeholder path is how a deck ends up declaring `image/png` over SVG
+* bytes, which is exactly the mismatch PowerPoint offers to "repair".
+*
+* A type the format registry carries names its part by the registry's extension (`image/x-emf` is
+* `emf`, `image/svg+xml` is `svg`). Any other type names it by its subtype, so `image/jpg` keeps
+* `jpg`. The result is always lower-cased, so a `data:image/PNG;` source names its part the same
+* way a `photo.PNG` path does.
+* @param {string} path - caller-supplied path/URL (may be empty); query and fragment are stripped
+* @param {string} data - caller-supplied `data:`/base64 payload (may be empty)
+* @returns {string} file extension, no dot (e.g. `png`, `jpeg`, `svg`)
+*/
+function imageExtensionForSource(path, data) {
+	const strPath = path || "";
+	const pathExtn = (((strPath.slice(strPath.lastIndexOf("/") + 1).split("?")[0] || "").split(".").pop() || "png").split("#")[0] || "png").toLowerCase();
+	const mime = dataUriMediaType(data);
+	if (mime?.startsWith("image/")) return imageFormatForContentType(mime)?.ext ?? mime.slice(6);
+	return pathExtn;
+}
+/**
+* Map an audio content type's subtype back to the file extension a media part should use.
+*
+* Needed because a caller supplying sound bytes as a `data:` URI states a *content type*
+* (`data:audio/x-wav;base64,…`), while the media part needs a *filename*. Taking the subtype
+* verbatim produces `audio1.x-wav` — legal, since the package would then declare a matching
+* `<Default Extension="x-wav"/>`, but a file type that does not exist and that no other tool
+* recognises. `audio/x-wav` in particular is not an edge case: it is exactly what PowerPoint
+* authors for an embedded transition sound, so it arrives on any deck read back in.
+*
+* Only the spellings that are *not* already an extension are listed; anything else (`ogg`,
+* `flac`, `aac`, …) is its own extension and falls through. Read against {@link avContentType},
+* which maps the same pairs in the other direction.
+*/
+function audioExtensionForSubtype(subtype) {
+	switch ((subtype || "").toLowerCase()) {
+		case "x-wav":
+		case "wave":
+		case "vnd.wave": return "wav";
+		case "mpeg": return "mp3";
+		case "x-ms-wma": return "wma";
+		case "mp4": return "m4a";
+		default: return (subtype || "").toLowerCase();
+	}
+}
+/**
+* Resolve the OPC content type for an embedded audio/video part by file extension,
+* matching what PowerPoint authors (e.g. `mp3` → `audio/mpeg`, not `audio/mp3`).
+* The `mtype` disambiguates extensions Office maps differently per kind and seeds
+* the `mtype/extn` fallback for anything unlisted.
+* @param {string} extn - media file extension (no dot), case-insensitive
+* @param {'audio' | 'video'} mtype - whether the item is audio or video
+*/
+function avContentType(extn, mtype) {
+	switch ((extn || "").toLowerCase()) {
+		case "mp4": return mtype === "audio" ? "audio/mp4" : "video/mp4";
+		case "m4v": return "video/mp4";
+		case "mov": return "video/quicktime";
+		case "avi": return "video/avi";
+		case "wmv": return "video/x-ms-wmv";
+		case "mpg":
+		case "mpeg": return mtype === "audio" ? "audio/mpeg" : "video/mpeg";
+		case "ogv": return "video/ogg";
+		case "webm": return "video/webm";
+		case "mp3": return "audio/mpeg";
+		case "m4a": return "audio/mp4";
+		case "wav": return "audio/x-wav";
+		case "wma": return "audio/x-ms-wma";
+		case "aac": return "audio/aac";
+		case "oga":
+		case "ogg": return "audio/ogg";
+		case "flac": return "audio/flac";
+		default: return mtype + "/" + (extn || "").toLowerCase();
+	}
+}
+/**
+* The extension an emitted *asset filename* should carry for a media content type, or `null`
+* when nothing here names one and the caller should fall back to the source part's own suffix.
+*
+* This is the on-disk spelling, not the media part's: `image/jpeg` is `jpg` and `image/tiff` is
+* `tif` here, because an asset directory is read by people and opened by desktop viewers. See the
+* `filenameExt` column in `media/image-formats.ts`. Audio goes through {@link audioExtensionForSubtype}, which is
+* already the one table for that direction.
+*/
+function assetFilenameExtension(contentType) {
+	const image = imageFormatForContentType(contentType);
+	if (image) return image.filenameExt;
+	const ct = (contentType || "").toLowerCase();
+	return ct.startsWith("audio/") ? audioExtensionForSubtype(ct.slice(6)) : null;
+}
+//#endregion
+//#region src/ooxml/text-anchor.ts
+/**
+* Every `valign` the write API accepts, the anchor token it means, and the other spellings the
+* definers between them have always taken.
+*
+* The three definers read `valign` three ways — `startsWith('b'|'m'|'t')`, a chain of
+* `.replace('top','t')…` that let any other string through *verbatim* into `anchor=`, and a
+* longer chain that also took `btm` and `center`. This table is the union of what they named;
+* anything else is a warning and an omitted attribute rather than an invalid one.
+*
+* `valign` leads each row because it is the direction with a preferred answer: several spellings
+* mean one anchor, and only one of them is what a generated script should write back.
+*/
+const VALIGN_TABLE = [
+	{
+		valign: "top",
+		anchor: "t",
+		aliases: ["t"]
+	},
+	{
+		valign: "middle",
+		anchor: "ctr",
+		aliases: [
+			"c",
+			"ctr",
+			"center",
+			"m"
+		]
+	},
+	{
+		valign: "bottom",
+		anchor: "b",
+		aliases: ["b", "btm"]
+	}
+];
+/** Every spelling of `valign` the definers accept, mapped to the one anchor token it means. */
+const TEXT_ANCHOR_BY_VALIGN = Object.fromEntries(VALIGN_TABLE.flatMap((row) => [row.valign, ...row.aliases].map((spelling) => [spelling, row.anchor])));
+/**
+* An anchor token back to the `valign` a generated script writes — the preferred spelling of the
+* row, never one of its aliases.
+*/
+const VALIGN_BY_ANCHOR = Object.fromEntries(VALIGN_TABLE.map((row) => [row.anchor, row.valign]));
+//#endregion
+export { avContentType as a, imageExtensionForSource as c, audioExtensionForSubtype as i, VALIGN_BY_ANCHOR as n, dataUriMediaType as o, assetFilenameExtension as r, imageContentType as s, TEXT_ANCHOR_BY_VALIGN as t };
+
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