DynaPDFMBS.LineAnnot(x1 as Double, y1 as Double, x2 as Double, y2 as Double, LineWidth as Double, StartLineEndStyle as Integer, EndLineEndStyle as Integer, FillColor as UInt32, StrokeColor as UInt32, ColorSpace as Integer, Author as string, Subject as string, Content as string) as Integer

Some examples using this method:

• /DynaPDF/Create PDF with Annotations

See also LineAnnot function in DynaPDF manual.

DynaPDFMBS.LineAnnotAnsi(x1 as Double, y1 as Double, x2 as Double, y2 as Double, LineWidth as Double, StartLineEndStyle as Integer, EndLineEndStyle as Integer, FillColor as UInt32, StrokeColor as UInt32, ColorSpace as Integer, Author as string, Subject as string, Content as string) as Integer   Deprecated

See also LineAnnot function in DynaPDF manual.

DynaPDFMBS.LineTo(PosX as Double, PosY as Double) as Boolean

Var pdf as new DynaPDFMBS
Var f as FolderItem = SpecialFolder.Desktop.Child("Create PDF with Line.pdf")

pdf.SetLicenseKey "Starter" // For this example you can use a Starter, Lite, Pro or Enterprise License

// Create a new PDF
call pdf.CreateNewPDF f

// We want to use top-down coordinates
call pdf.SetPageCoords pdf.kpcTopDown

// Add a page
call pdf.Append

// black
call pdf.SetStrokeColor 0

// line down
call pdf.MoveTo(100,100)
call pdf.LineTo(200,200)
call pdf.StrokePath

// line up
call pdf.MoveTo(200,200)
call pdf.LineTo(300,100)
call pdf.StrokePath

// end page
call pdf.EndPage

// Close page
call pdf.CloseFile

// Open PDF
f.Launch

See also LineTo function in DynaPDF manual.

DynaPDFMBS.LoadCMap(CMapName as string, Embed as Boolean) as Integer

See also LoadCMap function in DynaPDF manual.

DynaPDFMBS.LoadFDFData(FileName as folderitem, Password as string, Flags as Integer) as Boolean

See also LoadFDFData function in DynaPDF manual.

DynaPDFMBS.LoadFDFDataEx(Buffer as memoryblock, Password as string, Flags as Integer) as Boolean

See also:

• LoadFDFDataEx(Buffer as string, Password as string, Flags as Integer) as Boolean

See also LoadFDFDataEx function in DynaPDF manual.

DynaPDFMBS.LoadFDFDataEx(Buffer as string, Password as string, Flags as Integer) as Boolean

See also:

• LoadFDFDataEx(Buffer as memoryblock, Password as string, Flags as Integer) as Boolean

See also LoadFDFDataEx function in DynaPDF manual.

DynaPDFMBS.LoadFont(Buffer as memoryblock, Style as Integer, size as Double, Embed as Boolean = false, CodePage as Integer = 2, CollectionIndex as UInt32 = 0) as Integer

Added CollectionIndex parameter in 12.1 plugin version.

See also:

• LoadFont(Buffer as string, Style as Integer, size as Double, Embed as Boolean = false, CodePage as Integer = 2, CollectionIndex as UInt32 = 0) as Integer

See also LoadFont function in DynaPDF manual.

DynaPDFMBS.LoadFont(Buffer as string, Style as Integer, size as Double, Embed as Boolean = false, CodePage as Integer = 2, CollectionIndex as UInt32 = 0) as Integer

Added CollectionIndex parameter in 12.1 plugin version.

See also:

• LoadFont(Buffer as memoryblock, Style as Integer, size as Double, Embed as Boolean = false, CodePage as Integer = 2, CollectionIndex as UInt32 = 0) as Integer

See also LoadFont function in DynaPDF manual.

DynaPDFMBS.LoadFontEx(File as folderitem, Style as Integer, size as Double, Embed as Boolean = false, CodePage as Integer = 2, CollectionIndex as UInt32 = 0) as Integer

See also:

• LoadFontEx(Filepath as string, Style as Integer, size as Double, Embed as Boolean = false, CodePage as Integer = 2, CollectionIndex as UInt32 = 0) as Integer

See also LoadFontEx function in DynaPDF manual.

DynaPDFMBS.LoadFontEx(Filepath as string, Style as Integer, size as Double, Embed as Boolean = false, CodePage as Integer = 2, CollectionIndex as UInt32 = 0) as Integer

See also:

• LoadFontEx(File as folderitem, Style as Integer, size as Double, Embed as Boolean = false, CodePage as Integer = 2, CollectionIndex as UInt32 = 0) as Integer

See also LoadFontEx function in DynaPDF manual.

DynaPDFMBS.LoadLayerConfig(Index as Integer) as Boolean

A PDF file that contains layers (Optional Content Groups in PDF syntax) contains usually at least a default configuration dictionary. This configuration is loaded by default when the visibility state of a layer or optional content group must be determined, e.g. when rendering a page.
Use this function to load another configuration if available. To determine the number of available configurations call GetLayerConfigCount().

The paramter Index can be one of the following

• -1: Load the default configuration.
• -2: If a configuration was already loaded, leave it unchanged. Load
• the default configuration otherwise.
• 0..Count -1: Load the specified configuration.

See also LoadLayerConfig function in DynaPDF manual.

DynaPDFMBS.LoadSVG(file as FolderItem) as DynaPDFSVGMBS   New in 26.4

Var pdf As New DynaPDFMBS
Call pdf.CreateNewPDF

// load a SVG
var file as FolderItem = SpecialFolder.Desktop.Child("dinosaur.svg")
Var svg As DynaPDFSVGMBS = pdf.LoadSVG(file)

SVG files are available in different flavors. Regular SVG files contain exactly one graphic but SVG files can also contain more than one graphic or symbol. Such symbol files contain no visible graphic if loaded without a symbol name.

In order to determine which kind of SVG file we have in memory, the function
SymbolCount() must be called after the SVG file was loaded. If the return value is greater zero, the file contains multiple symbols. In such a case the desired symbol name must be passed to InsertSVG(), otherwise there is no visible output.
The symbol names that a SVG file contains can be accessed with SymbolName. The function accepts an index from 0 through SymbolCount -1.

See also:

• LoadSVG(path as String) as DynaPDFSVGMBS

See also LoadSVG function in DynaPDF manual.

DynaPDFMBS.LoadSVG(path as String) as DynaPDFSVGMBS   New in 26.4

SVG files are available in different flavors. Regular SVG files contain exactly one graphic but SVG files can also contain more than one graphic or symbol. Such symbol files contain no visible graphic if loaded without a symbol name.

In order to determine which kind of SVG file we have in memory, the function
SymbolCount() must be called after the SVG file was loaded. If the return value is greater zero, the file contains multiple symbols. In such a case the desired symbol name must be passed to InsertSVG(), otherwise there is no visible output.
The symbol names that a SVG file contains can be accessed with SymbolName. The function accepts an index from 0 through SymbolCount -1.

See also:

• LoadSVG(file as FolderItem) as DynaPDFSVGMBS

See also LoadSVG function in DynaPDF manual.

DynaPDFMBS.LoadSVGFromBuffer(data as MemoryBlock) as DynaPDFSVGMBS   New in 26.4

If the function succeeds the return value is a pointer of the SVG parser instance. If the function fails, the return value is nil.

See also:

• LoadSVGFromBuffer(data as String) as DynaPDFSVGMBS

See also LoadSVGFromBuffer function in DynaPDF manual.

DynaPDFMBS.LoadSVGFromBuffer(data as String) as DynaPDFSVGMBS   New in 26.4

If the function succeeds the return value is a pointer of the SVG parser instance. If the function fails, the return value is nil.

See also:

• LoadSVGFromBuffer(data as MemoryBlock) as DynaPDFSVGMBS

See also LoadSVGFromBuffer function in DynaPDF manual.

DynaPDFMBS.LockLayer(layer as UInt32) as boolean

See also LockLayer function in DynaPDF manual.