Foxit PDF SDK
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Public Member Functions | |
constructor (page) | |
Constructor, from a parsed PDF page object. More... | |
GetSnappedPointAtPos (position, flags) | |
Get the snapped point information at/around a specified position in PDF coordinate system. More... | |
IsEmpty () | |
Check whether current object is empty or not. More... | |
Reload () | |
Reload current manager. More... | |
Static Public Attributes | |
static | e_FlagEndpoint |
Enumeration for snapping point flags which are used to specify what kind of point in a path is to be snapped. More... | |
static | e_FlagIntersectionPoint |
If set, that means to get the intersection of two intersecting paths. | |
static | e_FlagMidpoint |
If set, that means to get the midpoint for two endpoints of a path. | |
static | e_FlagNearestPoint |
If set, that means to get the nearest point (which is in a path) to the specified point. | |
This class represents a manager for snapping point. This class can be used to snap point in a path with specified snapping flags.
FSDK.SnapPointMgr.constructor | ( | page | ) |
Constructor, from a parsed PDF page object.
[in] | page | A valid PDF page object. This page should has been parsed. |
FSDK.SnapPointMgr.GetSnappedPointAtPos | ( | position | , |
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Get the snapped point information at/around a specified position in PDF coordinate system.
[in] | position | A specified position, in PDF coordinate system. |
[in] | flags | Flags for snapping point. Please refer to values starting from FSDK.SnapPointMgr.e_FlagEndpoint and this should be one or a combination of these values. |
FSDK.SnapPointMgr.IsEmpty | ( | ) |
Check whether current object is empty or not.
When the current object is empty, that means current object is useless.
FSDK.SnapPointMgr.Reload | ( | ) |
Reload current manager.
This function should be called after any path in related PDF page has been modified.
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Enumeration for snapping point flags which are used to specify what kind of point in a path is to be snapped.
Values of this enumeration can be used alone or in combination.
If set, that means to get the endpoint of a path.