Re: Is there a function to determine whether a *path* or path element falls...
Thanks, I had missed PDEElementIsAtPoint and can see its use in a hit tester, even though it may not always reflect what people think of as being at a point (because of clipping and transparency).
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Re: Is there a function to determine whether a *path* or path element falls...
Test Screen Name wrote: Thanks, I had missed PDEElementIsAtPoint and can see its use in a hit tester, even though it may not always reflect what people think of as being at a point (because of clipping...
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Are the Samples provided by Adobe of production quality?
There is always the possibility that I am the one who doesn't know what he is doing, but this one time this issue has got to be Adobe's fault. After many sleepless nights, I have concluded that this...
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That's not necessary the way things are created but may be the right thing. A path in PDF does not have to be contiguous - it may well be in various segments. The common example (as used in the...
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NONE of the samples are production quality - they are just samples. I believe this is mentioned quite clearly in the documentation.
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lrosenth wrote: NONE of the samples are production quality - they are just samples. I believe this is mentioned quite clearly in the documentation. I see. The question then becomes: Which is the...
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The general algorithm used there is correct - iterate all elements, for each path element, iterate all subpaths.
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Re: Are the Samples provided by Adobe of production quality?
lrosenth wrote: The general algorithm used there is correct - iterate all elements, for each path element, iterate all subpaths. The problem is that the data[i] contains A LOT of junk at the end (which...
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Re: Are the Samples provided by Adobe of production quality?
Here's more images: Notice the little blue segments on top? Those a bogus, at the end of data[i]. Even worse, sometimes you have 'c' subpaths which are junk at the end. See this one. The PDF file...
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Re: Are the Samples provided by Adobe of production quality?
I must add that I have been running my cases in two environments: - Windows Acrobat SDK - Linux Adobe Library. What I claim to be the "data[i]" bug (?) is present in both. Here's an example: I create...
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We can see here the extra Bezier:
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Re: Are the Samples provided by Adobe of production quality?
Here's another manifestation of what I call "The Dreaded data[i] Bug". As we know, there are two ways to execute a plugin. (a) In standalone mode: Acrobat.exe is double clicked (or equivalent) and it...
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The code in the snippet looks OK (other than the ASFree & return). Here is a variant of that code that is used in one of our utilities... ASInt32 pathDataLen = PDEPathGetData(pdfPath, 0,...
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Re: Are the Samples provided by Adobe of production quality?
lrosenth wrote: The code in the snippet looks OK (other than the ASFree & return). Here is a variant of that code that is used in one of our utilities... ASInt32 pathDataLen =...
View ArticleIs there a way to initiate an Acrobat Action Wizard task from VB.net?
I have a requirement to convert PDF files to RTF as they are moved to a specific folder. I have an Action Wizard set up to do this, but I need to be able to run the action when the file is moved as...
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No, there is no way to run an Action from VB.net. You could write a custom plugin to Acrobat (in C/C++) that could do what you need and then call it from VB, however. OR You can use the JSObject...
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Thanks, I have used the JSObject for other functionality. I did not think about using that.
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Thanks for your information. can you give some sample codes to me ? Thanks !
View Articlehow to create ASPathName for a new file
Hi, I am new to acrobad sdk and I am not able to create an ASPathName for a new file(that doesn't exits) using its name. ASFileSys nwSysFile = ASFileGetFileSysByName ( ASAtomFromString (nwfName...
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