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Jakub Melka
2020-03-22 18:19:52 +01:00
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PdfForQtLib/sources/pdfdocumentbuilder.h
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#include "pdfobject.h"
#include "pdfdocument.h"
#include "pdfannotation.h"
namespace pdf
{
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PDFObjectFactory& operator<<(WrapAnnotationColor color);
PDFObjectFactory& operator<<(QString textString);
PDFObjectFactory& operator<<(WrapEmptyArray);
PDFObjectFactory& operator<<(TextAnnotationIcon icon);
/// Treat containers - write them as array
template<typename Container, typename ValueType = decltype(*std::begin(std::declval<Container>()))>
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PDFObjectReference createCatalogPageTreeRoot();
/// Circle annotation displays ellipse (or circle). When opened, they display pop-up window containing
/// the text of associated note (and window title). Circle border/fill color can be defined, along with
/// border width.
/// \param page Page to which is annotation added
/// \param rectangle Area in which is circle/ellipse displayed
/// \param borderWidth Width of the border line of circle/ellipse
/// \param fillColor Fill color of rectangle (interior color). If you do not want to have area color filled,
/// then use invalid QColor.
/// \param strokeColor Stroke color (color of the rectangle border). If you do not want to have a
/// border, then use invalid QColor.
/// \param title Title (it is displayed as title of popup window)
/// \param subject Subject (short description of the subject being adressed by the annotation)
/// \param contents Contents (text displayed, for example, in the marked annotation dialog)
PDFObjectReference createAnnotationCircle(PDFObjectReference page,
QRectF rectangle,
PDFReal borderWidth,
QColor fillColor,
QColor strokeColor,
QString title,
QString subject,
QString contents);
/// Creates text annotation. Text annotation is "sticky note" attached to a point in the PDF document.
/// When closed, it is displayed as icon, if opened, widget appears with attached text. Text annotations
/// do not scale or rotate, they appear independent of zoom/rotate. So, they behave as if flags
/// NoZoom or NoRotate to the annotations are being set.
/// \param page Page to which is annotation added
/// \param rectangle Area in which is icon displayed
/// \param iconType Icon type
/// \param title Title (it is displayed as title of popup window)
/// \param subject Subject (short description of the subject being adressed by the annotation)
/// \param contents Contents (text displayed, for example, in the marked annotation dialog)
/// \param open Is annotation initiali displayed as opened?
PDFObjectReference createAnnotationText(PDFObjectReference page,
QRectF rectangle,
TextAnnotationIcon iconType,
QString title,
QString subject,
QString contents,
bool open);
/* END GENERATED CODE */
private: