 |
|
||
|
|
||
 |
|||
Tutorial 2:Change Page Size
Tutorial 3:Change Object's Color
Tutorial 4:Draw Elements On Different Pages
Tutorial 5:Basic Bookmarks
Tutorial 6:Advanced Bookmarks
Tutorial 7:Basic Tables
Tutorial 1:Hello World!
This is a basic sample that shows how to create a simple "Hello World" PDF.
|
pdfDocument myDoc = new pdfDocument("TUTORIAL","ME"); pdfPage myPage = myDoc.addPage(); myPage.addText("Hello World!",200,450,predefinedFont.csHelvetica,20); myDoc.createPDF(@"c:\test.pdf"); myPage = null; myDoc = null; |
Tutorial 2:Change Page Size
This is a basic sample that shows how to create a page with non-standard size.
|
pdfDocument myDoc = new pdfDocument("TUTORIAL","ME"); /*At This point you put your own dimensions*/ pdfPage myPage = myDoc.addPage(100,100); myPage.addText("Hello World!",200,450,predefinedFont.csHelvetica,10); myDoc.createPDF(@"c:\test.pdf"); myPage = null; myDoc = null; |
Tutorial 3:Change Object's Color
This is a basic sample that shows how to change the color of a PDF objects.
|
pdfDocument myDoc = new pdfDocument("TUTORIAL","ME"); pdfPage myPage = myDoc.addPage(100,100); /*Use the predefined Colors*/ myPage.addText("Hello World!",70,140,predefinedFont.csHelvetica,10,new pdfColor(predefinedColor.csCyan)); /*Use the RGB Colors*/ myPage.addText("Hello World!",70,100,predefinedFont.csHelvetica,10,new pdfColor(112,27,184)); /*Use the Hex Colors*/ myPage.addText("Hello World!",70,60,predefinedFont.csHelvetica,10,new pdfColor("B81C74")); myDoc.createPDF(@"c:\test.pdf"); myPage = null; myDoc = null; OR pdfDocument myDoc = new pdfDocument("TUTORIAL","ME"); pdfPage myPage = myDoc.addPage(100,100); /*Use the directly predefined Colors[Deprecated]*/ myPage.addText("Hello World!",70,140,predefinedFont.csHelvetica,10,predefinedColor.csCyan); myDoc.createPDF(@"c:\test.pdf"); myPage = null; myDoc = null; |
Tutorial 4:Draw Elements On Different Pages
This is a basic sample that shows how to draw different objects on different pages.
|
pdfDocument myDoc = new pdfDocument("TUTORIAL","ME"); /*Creation of the first page*/ pdfPage myFirstPage = myDoc.addPage(); /*Draw the line on the first page*/ myFirstPage.drawLine(100,100,200,200,predefinedLineStyle.csNormal,new pdfColor(predefinedColor.csBlue),10); /*Creation of the second page*/ pdfPage mySecondPage = myDoc.addPage(); /*Draw the rectangle on the second page*/ mySecondPage.drawRectangle(100,100,300,200,new pdfColor(predefinedColor.csBlue),new pdfColor(predefinedColor.csYellow),1,predefinedLineStyle.csNormal); /*Creation of the third page*/ pdfPage myThirdPage = myDoc.addPage(); /*Draw the circle on the third page-*/ myThirdPage.drawCircle(200,200,50,new pdfColor(predefinedColor.csBlue), new pdfColor(predefinedColor.csYellow),predefinedLineStyle.csNormal,1); myDoc.createPDF(@"c:\test.pdf"); myFirstPage = null; mySecondPage = null; myThirdPage = null; myDoc = null; |
Tutorial 5:Basic Bookmarks
This is a basic sample that shows how to use sample bookmarks. Bookmarks are links on the left side of the page that have a destination. When you create the bookmark you choose the page (pdfPage object) and a destination type. You can obtain destination type with a pdfDetinationFactory that returns different pdfDesyination objects that implement a generic IPdfDestination Interface.
|
/*If the last parameter is true, the links are visible when you open the document. Otherwise you have to open the bookmarks manually*/ pdfDocument myDoc = new pdfDocument("Sample Application","Me", true); pdfPage myPage = myDoc.addPage(); myPage.addText("sharpPDF 1.2.2",100,660,predefinedFont.csHelveticaOblique,30,new pdfColor(predefinedColor.csCyan)); /*Bookmark on the first page with destinationType = Fit (See object reference and pdf specification)*/ myDoc.addBookmark(new pdfBookmarkNode("FIRST PAGE", myPage, false, pdfDestinationFactory.createPdfDestinationFit())); myDoc.createPDF(txtOutput.Text + @"\" + txtDoc.Text + ".pdf"); |
Tutorial 6:Advanced Bookmarks
This is an advanced sample that shows how to use related bookmarks. You can create a structure like a tree and you can link all pages in your document.
|
pdfDocument myDoc = new pdfDocument("Sample
Application","Me", true); pdfPage myFirstPage = myDoc.addPage(); myFirstPage.addText("sharpPDF 1.2.2",100,660,predefinedFont.csHelveticaOblique,30,new pdfColor(predefinedColor.csCyan)); /*First Bookmark*/ pdfBookmarkNode firstBook = new pdfBookmarkNode("FIRST PAGE", myFirstPage, false, pdfDestinationFactory.createPdfDestinationFit()); pdfPage mySecondPage = myDoc.addPage(); /*Second Bookmark*/ pdfBookmarkNode secondBook = new pdfBookmarkNode("SECOND PAGE", mySecondPage, false, pdfDestinationFactory.createPdfDestinationFit()); firstBook.addChildNode(secondBook); myDoc.addBookmark(firstBook); myDoc.createPDF(txtOutput.Text + @"\" + txtDoc.Text + ".pdf"); |
Tutorial 7:Basic Tables
This is a basic sample that shows how to create tables and to congifure them.
|
pdfDocument myDoc = new pdfDocument("Sample Application","Me", false); pdfPage myFirstPage = myDoc.addPage(); myFirstPage.addText("sharpPDF 1.3 - Table Sample",100,660,predefinedFont.csHelveticaOblique,30,new pdfColor(predefinedColor.csCyan)); /*Table's creation*/ pdfTable myTable = new pdfTable(); //Set table's border myTable.borderSize = 1; myTable.borderColor = new pdfColor(predefinedColor.csDarkBlue); /*Create table's header*/ myTable.tableHeader.addColumn(new pdfTableColumn("id",predefinedAlignment.csRight,50)); myTable.tableHeader.addColumn(new pdfTableColumn("user",predefinedAlignment.csCenter,150)); myTable.tableHeader.addColumn(new pdfTableColumn("tel",predefinedAlignment.csLeft,80)); myTable.tableHeader.addColumn(new pdfTableColumn("email",predefinedAlignment.csLeft,150)); /*Create table's rows*/ pdfTableRow myRow = myTable.createRow(); myRow[0].columnValue = "1"; myRow[1].columnValue = "Andrew Red"; myRow[2].columnValue = "898-0210989"; myRow[3].columnValue = "Andrew.red@sharppdf.net"; myTable.addRow(myRow); myRow = myTable.createRow(); myRow[0].columnValue = "2"; myRow[1].columnValue = "Andrew Green"; myRow[2].columnValue = "298-55109"; myRow[3].columnValue = "Andrew.green@sharppdf.net"; myTable.addRow(myRow); myRow = myTable.createRow(); myRow[0].columnValue = "3"; myRow[1].columnValue = "Andrew White"; myRow[2].columnValue = "24-5510943"; myRow[3].columnValue = "Andrew.white@sharppdf.net"; /*Set Header's Style*/ myTable.tableHeaderStyle = new pdfTableRowStyle(predefinedFont.csCourierBoldOblique,12,new pdfColor(predefinedColor.csBlack),new pdfColor(predefinedColor.csLightCyan)); /*Set Row's Style*/ myTable.rowStyle = new pdfTableRowStyle(predefinedFont.csCourier,8,new pdfColor(predefinedColor.csBlack),new pdfColor(predefinedColor.csWhite)); /*Set Alternate Row's Style*/ myTable.alternateRowStyle = new pdfTableRowStyle(predefinedFont.csCourier,8,new pdfColor(predefinedColor.csBlack),new pdfColor(predefinedColor.csLightYellow)); /*Set Cellpadding*/ myTable.cellpadding = 20; /*Put the table on the page object*/ myFirstPage.addTable(myTable, 100, 600); myTable = null; myDoc.createPDF(txtOutput.Text + @"\" + txtDoc.Text + ".pdf"); |