Leadtools.Pdf Namespace : PDFDocument Class |
public class PDFDocument
'Declaration Public Class PDFDocument
'Usage Dim instance As PDFDocument
public sealed class PDFDocument
function Leadtools.Pdf.PDFDocument()
public ref class PDFDocument
The PDFDocument class encapsulates a PDF document on disk and allows you to read the pages, objects and images from the document. The PDFDocument contains the following functionality:
Create a PDFDocument from a PDF file on disk (with support for reading encrypted documents) using the PDFDocument(string fileName) and PDFDocument(string fileName, string password) constructors.
Allow you to load the PDF document at any resolution (dots per inch) using the Resolution property.
Gets information about the PDF document. This encompasses properties or metadata such as author, subject and keywords through the DocumentProperties property, whether it is encrypted and requires a password to read (using the IsEncrypted property) and the PDF file type (or version) with the FileType property.
Use ParseDocumentStructure to parse the document structure of the PDF document. The document structure is the Table of Contents (TOC) represented by a list of PDF bookmark objects stored in the Bookmarks property and the internal links between pages (or jumps) found in the document stored in the InternalLinks property.
Automatically create a list of PDFDocumentPage objects and store them in the Pages property. This list allows you to get information on any page in the PDF document (i.e. its size in PDF units, inches or pixels).
Use ParsePages to parse the objects of a range of pages (or all pages) in the document. This method can read the text items (characters), images, rectangles, hyperlinks and fonts found in the pages of the documents.
Use GetPageImage to get a Leadtools.RasterImage render of a page or more from the PDF document at any resolution. You can also use GetThumbnail to get a thumbnail of any page in the document.
To create a PDFDocument from a PDF file on disk, use the PDFDocument(string fileName) constructor passing the file name. If the document is encrypted with a password, then use the the PDFDocument(string fileName, string password) constructor which will automatically decrypt the document and read it. To find out if a document is encrypted and requires a password, use the static (Shared in Visual Basic) PDFFile.IsEncrypted method.
The PDFDocument class implements the System.IDisposable interface, it is recommended that you follow the standard .NET dispose pattern when using the PDFDocument class. For more information, refer to the System.IDisposable interface documentation in MSDN.
* NOTE: This class is only included as part of our Advanced PDF Plugin. If you receive a PDF Capability Required error, please check that your license supports this plugin before using these classes in an unlocked application.
Public Sub PDFDocumentExample() Dim pdfFileName As String = Path.Combine(LEAD_VARS.ImagesDir, "LEAD.pdf") ' Create a PDF document for file Using document As New PDFDocument(pdfFileName) ' Show the file type and properties Console.WriteLine("File type is : {0}", document.FileType) Console.WriteLine("Contains : {0} pages", document.Pages.Count) Console.WriteLine("----------:") For Each page As PDFDocumentPage In document.Pages Console.WriteLine("Page: {0}, size: {1} by {2} ({3} by {4} inches)", page.PageNumber, page.Width, page.Height, page.WidthInches, page.HeightInches) Next Dim props As PDFDocumentProperties = document.DocumentProperties Console.WriteLine("Properties:") Console.WriteLine("----------:") Console.WriteLine("Title: {0}", props.Title) Console.WriteLine("Author: {0}", props.Author) Console.WriteLine("Subject: {0}", props.Subject) Console.WriteLine("Keywords: {0}", props.Keywords) Console.WriteLine("Creator: {0}", props.Creator) Console.WriteLine("Producer: {0}", props.Producer) Console.WriteLine("Created: {0}", props.Created) Console.WriteLine("Modified: {0}", props.Modified) End Using End Sub Public NotInheritable Class LEAD_VARS Public Const ImagesDir As String = "C:\Users\Public\Documents\LEADTOOLS Images" End Class
public void PDFDocumentExample() { string pdfFileName = Path.Combine(LEAD_VARS.ImagesDir, @"LEAD.pdf"); // Create a PDF document for file using(PDFDocument document = new PDFDocument(pdfFileName)) { // Show the file type and properties Console.WriteLine("File type is : {0}", document.FileType); Console.WriteLine("Contains : {0} pages", document.Pages.Count); Console.WriteLine("----------:"); foreach(PDFDocumentPage page in document.Pages) { Console.WriteLine("Page: {0}, size: {1} by {2} ({3} by {4} inches)", page.PageNumber, page.Width, page.Height, page.WidthInches, page.HeightInches); } PDFDocumentProperties props = document.DocumentProperties; Console.WriteLine("Properties:"); Console.WriteLine("----------:"); Console.WriteLine("Title: {0}", props.Title); Console.WriteLine("Author: {0}", props.Author); Console.WriteLine("Subject: {0}", props.Subject); Console.WriteLine("Keywords: {0}", props.Keywords); Console.WriteLine("Creator: {0}", props.Creator); Console.WriteLine("Producer: {0}", props.Producer); Console.WriteLine("Created: {0}", props.Created); Console.WriteLine("Modified: {0}", props.Modified); } } static class LEAD_VARS { public const string ImagesDir = @"C:\Users\Public\Documents\LEADTOOLS Images"; }
Target Platforms: Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2