2022-03-09 14:11:10 +01:00
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CPDF .NET Library
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Before using the library, you must make sure your project or build environment
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has access to the cpdf DLL, which is not part of the .NET assembly. You can add
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it to a Visual Studio project as a file, set to copy-to-output-folder. Or, you
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can install it in a standard location. The DLL must be named as follows, for
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.NET to be able to find it:
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Windows: cpdf.dll
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MacOS: libcpdf.dylib
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Linux: libcpdf.so
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The following documentation is automatically extracted from the XML comments
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present in the assembly. You can use Intellisense to view them within Visual
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Studio - the documentation here is for completeness.
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A 'range' is a list of integers specifying page numbers.
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Text arguments and results are in UTF8. Data is of type bytes[].
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Any function may raise the exception CPDFError, carrying a string describing
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the error.
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There is no automatic garbage collection of PDFs. Use the Using keyword and/or
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the Dispose method on objects of type Cpdf.Pdf to explicitly deallocate PDFs.
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