Adobe Community: How to set line style to be underline for links using PDLinkAnnotSetBorder

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1. Bernd Alheit,

Apr 2, 2012 3:10 AM in reply to SowbhagyaSanjeev

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S - solid

D - dashed

U - underline

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2. SowbhagyaSanjeev,

Apr 2, 2012 11:48 PM in reply to Bernd Alheit

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Thanks for reply.

I am using code as show below to change line style to solid and dashed.

PDLinkAnnotBorder pdLinkBorder;

PDLinkAnnotGetBorder( rpdAnnot, &pdLinkBorder);

//For solid

pdLinkBorder.dashArrayLen = 0;

PDLinkAnnotSetBorder( rpdAnnot, &pdLinkBorder);

//For dashed

pdLinkBorder.dashArrayLen = 1;

for( int iIndex = 0; iIndex < PDAnnotMaxDashes; iIndex++)

{

ASInt32 iThickness = 3;

pdLinkBorder.dashArray[iIndex] = Int32ToFixed( iThickness );

}

PDLinkAnnotSetBorder( rpdAnnot, &pdLinkBorder);

how should I do for underline. If am using cosobject how to change line style to underline using cosobject

Please let me know.

Thanks,

Sow

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3. Bernd Alheit,

Apr 3, 2012 2:42 AM in reply to SowbhagyaSanjeev

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Get the CosObj with PDAnnotGetCosObj and change the entry for BS.

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4. SowbhagyaSanjeev,

Apr 3, 2012 9:45 PM in reply to Bernd Alheit

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Thanks Bernd. It worked out.

Sow

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5. SowbhagyaSanjeev,

Apr 5, 2012 12:42 AM in reply to SowbhagyaSanjeev

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Hi Bernd,

I got one more problem. To get line style from PDAnnot always it gives value "S" for Solid or Underline.

I am using below code to findout linestyle of the annot.

CosObj cosLink = PDAnnotGetCosObj( pdAnnot );

CosObj cosBs = CosDictGet(cosLink, ASAtomFromString( "BS"));

CosObj csP = CosDictGet(cosBs, ASAtomFromString( "S"));

I am getting cosname of csP. It gives always S for Solid and Underline.

what could be the reason. How can to differentiate the linestyle is solid or underline. Please help me to solve this issue.

Thanks,

Sow

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6. Bernd Alheit,

Apr 5, 2012 3:45 AM in reply to SowbhagyaSanjeev

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Did you check the properties of the link in Adobe Acrobat?

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7. SowbhagyaSanjeev,

Apr 5, 2012 4:04 AM in reply to Bernd Alheit

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In Adobe Acrobat except Linestyle it shows all the values are same.

Only I can differentiate by BS - S value

For solid it has to give the value as "S" for S and for Underline S value should be "U"

But it always gives value as S

Thanks,

Sow

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8. Bernd Alheit,

Apr 5, 2012 7:11 AM in reply to SowbhagyaSanjeev

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How did you check the value in your code?

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9. SowbhagyaSanjeev,

Apr 9, 2012 11:00 PM in reply to Bernd Alheit

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Hi,

I have written follolwing code to findout annot linestyle is underline or solid. The code has

CosObj cosLink = PDAnnotGetCosObj( pdAnnot );

CosObj cosbs = CosDictGet(cosLink, ASAtomFromString("BS"));

CosObj cosSvalue = CosDictGet(cosbs, ASAtomFromString("S"));

am getting cosname value of cosSValue. It gives always "S" for underline and solid.

Please tell me am I doing anything wrong here.

Sow

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10. Bernd Alheit,

Apr 10, 2012 1:54 AM in reply to SowbhagyaSanjeev

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You may check your files with the Enfocus Browser plugin:

http://www.enfocus.com/product.php?id=4530

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11. Ned Patterson,

Apr 10, 2012 5:28 AM in reply to SowbhagyaSanjeev

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This seems to work,"U" being the dictionary and "S" the entry

CosObj cName = CosNewName (cDoc, 0, ASAtomFromString ("U"));

CosDictPut(BSDict, ASAtomFromString("S"), cName);

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12. SowbhagyaSanjeev,

Apr 11, 2012 11:10 PM in reply to Ned Patterson

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Hello,

I changed underline for linestyle using Adobe Acrobat.

I verified with enfocus. In enfocus the value of "S" shows U for underline and S for solid.

But in my plug-in it always shows S for solid or underline.

I am not able to extract exact line style from link properties, if the line style is solid or underline.

How to fix this. Please help me to solve this issue.

Thanks,

Sow

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13. Bernd Alheit,

Apr 11, 2012 11:48 PM in reply to SowbhagyaSanjeev

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CosObj cosLink = PDAnnotGetCosObj( pdAnnot );

CosObj cosbs = CosDictGet(cosLink, ASAtomFromString("BS"));

CosObj cosSvalue = CosDictGet(cosbs, ASAtomFromString("S"));

How did you check the value of cosSvalue?

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14. SowbhagyaSanjeev,

Apr 12, 2012 1:46 AM in reply to Bernd Alheit

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Hi Bernd,

Below is the code.

CosObj cosLink, cosbs;

cosLink = PDAnnotGetCosObj( pdAnnot );

cosbs = CosDictGet(cosLink, ASAtomFromString("BS"));

CosObj cosSvalue;

cosSvalue = CosDictGet(cosbs, ASAtomFromString("S"));

CosType cosType = CosObjGetType( cosSvalue );

CString csNameValue;

if( cosType == CosName )

{

ASAtom asaName = CosNameValue( cosSvalue );

LPCSTR objstring = ASAtomGetString( asaName );

csNameValue = objstring;

}

csNamevalue is CString. This shows always S.

Thanks,

Sow

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15. Bernd Alheit,

Apr 12, 2012 2:21 AM in reply to SowbhagyaSanjeev

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csNamevalue is CString. This shows always S.

How did you see this? Did you debug the code? Did you compare csNamevalue with "S" ?

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16. SowbhagyaSanjeev,

Apr 12, 2012 2:56 AM in reply to Bernd Alheit

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I debug the code.

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17. Bernd Alheit,

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How to set line style to be underline for links using PDLinkAnnotSetBorder

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