URIAction Class Documentation
class URIAction : ActionNamespace:com::datalogics::PDFL
- Inherits from:
Action
Detailed Description
A text string, typically a hyperlink. A Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) is a text string that identifies a resource on the Internet, typically a hyperlink to a web page.
A URI Action within a PDF file allows a reader to click on a hyperlink and open a separate web page or another PDF or other kind of file accessed through a web link.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
URIAction
URIAction(String URIstring, boolean useMap)Parameters
URIstring: StringString for the URI
useMap: booleanSend mouse position with the URI
General constructor
Member Function Documentation
delete
synchronized void delete(Boolean disposing)Parameters
disposing: Boolean
Returns:
synchronized voiddelete
synchronized void delete()Returns:
synchronized voidequals
boolean equals(Object rhs)Parameters
rhs: Object
Returns:
booleanfinalize
void finalize()Returns:
voidgetIsMap
boolean getIsMap()Returns:
booleantrue if mouse coordinates will be sent with the URI, false otherwise.
Whether to include mouse coordinates with the URI. When true, the position of the mouse click that triggered the action is appended to the URI as a query parameter.
getPDFDict
PDFDict getPDFDict()Returns:
PDFDictThe underlying PDF dictionary for this Action.
Retrieve the PDFObject representation of this object.
getSubtype
String getSubtype()Returns:
StringThe subtype string for this action, such as "GoTo", "URI", "Launch", or "GoToR".
The action's subtype.
getURI
String getURI()Returns:
StringThe Uniform Resource Identifier string for this action.
The URI string for this action.
setIsMap
void setIsMap(boolean arg0)Parameters
arg0: boolean
Returns:
voidSet whether to include mouse coordinates with the URI.
setURI
void setURI(String arg0)Parameters
arg0: String
Returns:
voidSet the URI string for this action.
toString
String toString()Returns:
StringA string describing this Action.
Returns a string representation of this Action. The string includes the action's subtype.