LineAnnotation Class Documentation
class LineAnnotation : AnnotationNamespace:Datalogics::PDFL
- Inherits from:
Annotation
Detailed Description
The line annotation displays a single straight line on a PDF page.
When opened it displays a pop-up window containing the text of an associated note, placed at specific x/y coordinates for starting and ending points of the line.
Referenced by
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
LineAnnotation
Parameters
Create a new LineAnnotation at the end of a page's annotation array. To create a LineAnnotation and place it elsewhere in the page's annotation array, use the version of the constructor that takes an array position.
LineAnnotation
Parameters
page: PageThe page to which the annotation is added.
initialRect: RectA rectangle specifying the annotation's bounds, specified in user space coordinates.
startPoint: PointThe starting coordinate of the line, in user space.
endPoint: PointThe ending coordinate of the line, in user space.
addAfter: intWhere to add the annotation in the page's annotation array. To add the annotation to the end of the array, pass a value of -2 or use the alternate version of this constructor that does not take an index (this is generally what you should do unless you have a need to place the annotation at a special location in the array). Passing a value of -1 adds the annotation to the beginning of the array. Passing other negative values produces undefined results.
Create a new LineAnnotation at a specific index in the page's annotation array.
Property Documentation
AnnotationFeatureLevel
double AnnotationFeatureLevel[get, set]BorderStyle
string BorderStyle[get, set]BorderStyleDashPattern
System.Collections.Generic.IList< System.Double > BorderStyleDashPattern[get, set]BorderStyleWidth
double BorderStyleWidth[get, set]Color
Color Color[get, set]Contents
string Contents[get, set]EndPoint
Point EndPoint[get, set]EndPointEndingStyle
LineEndingStyle EndPointEndingStyle[get, set]Flags
AnnotationFlags Flags[get, set]InteriorColor
Color InteriorColor[get, set]NormalAppearance
Form NormalAppearance[get, set]Opacity
double Opacity[get, set]OptionalContentMembershipDict
OptionalContentMembershipDict OptionalContentMembershipDict[get, set]PDFDict
PDFDict PDFDict[get]Rect
Rect Rect[get, set]StartPoint
Point StartPoint[get, set]StartPointEndingStyle
LineEndingStyle StartPointEndingStyle[get, set]Subtype
string Subtype[get]Title
string Title[get, set]Member Function Documentation
Dispose
void Dispose()Returns:
voidEquals
override bool Equals(object obj)Parameters
obj: object
Returns:
override boolGenerateAppearance
override Form GenerateAppearance()Returns:
override FormA new Form containing the generated appearance, or null if the appearance could not be generated (for example, due to an invalid border style).
Generate a new appearance stream with the current annotation properties.
The resulting Form can then be used to set the annotation's appearance, such as by calling SetNormalAppearance.
HasRichTextData
bool HasRichTextData()Returns:
booltrue if the annotation contains Rich Text String content.
Checks the annotation for Rich Text String content (PDFReference 1.7 Section 8.6.2). Annotations that contain Rich Text String content and do not have a normal appearance set will not be visible when rendering the page.
IsCurrentlyVisible
bool IsCurrentlyVisible(OptionalContentContext occ)Parameters
occ: OptionalContentContextThe optional content context in which to check visibility.
Returns:
booltrue if the annotation is currently visible.
Tests whether an annotation is visible in a given optional content context, considering the current ON-OFF states of the optional-content groups in the optional-content dictionary (OCMD) and the dictionary's visibility policy.
If the annotation occurs more than once within the content, this method only checks the visibility of the first occurrence of the annotation.
This method determines visibility without considering the visbility of the Content object that the annotation belongs to. To determine the visibility of an annotation while taking the Content's visibility into consideration, use the alternate version of this method.
ToString
override string ToString()Returns:
override stringA string describing this annotation, including its type and rectangle.
Returns a string representation of this annotation.