Get colors used in a PDF file via Plug-in

Hi.
I have a PDF file with some texts color red, some texts color blue, and some texts color ...
I want to get how many colors used in the PDF file.
I only think of getting color list with checking every character in the file.
It will take long time.
Is there any idea to get colors easier ?
Best regard.
erieru103

Hi, lrosenth.
Thank you for your reply.
I'll check the text runs.
I'm a begginer of plug-in, so ...
can you tell me what's the 11 different METHODS (colorspaces)?
Best regard.
erieru103

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