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XRect Constructor (Double, Double, Double, Double) |
Initializes a new instance of the XRect class.
Namespace: XsPDF.Drawing
Assembly: XsPDF (in XsPDF.dll) Version: 6.11.0.1333 (6.11.0.1333)
Syntax
public XRect(
double x,
double y,
double width,
double height
)
Public Sub New (
x As Double,
y As Double,
width As Double,
height As Double
)
public:
XRect(
double x,
double y,
double width,
double height
)
new :
x : float *
y : float *
width : float *
height : float -> XRect
Parameters
- x
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Type: System
Double
- y
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Type: System
Double
- width
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Type: System
Double
- height
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Type: System
Double
See Also
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Excel Document creation is quite easy and quick using Excel SDK , as proposed in the following drafts: (see sections "2.1 Constant-expression functions") . /docs/papers/2008/n2691.pdf (see sections "5.19 Constant expressions" and "7.1.5 The constexpr specifier") The only change for C++0x being probably something like: inline template <typename T, size_t .
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.NET Visual C# sample code for modifying Workbook An interesting note on this subject is On Trusting Trust [PDF link]. The paper describes one way a compiler could handle this problem exactly, shows how the c-written-in-c compiler does not have .
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Tif extracted to text - .NET Visual C# online tutorial Why do you need to do it from Perl? Chris has already mentioned CAM::PDF. If you just need to merge them, pdftk (PDF ToolKit) works just fine. It's a simple command line: pdftk file1.pdf file2.pdf cat output merged.pdf .
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C# online demo for unlocking PDF document I generated a PDF file using wkhtmltopdf from a html page. The html page uses tables which have 1 pixel borders. If I open the PDF with Acrobat or Foxit they randomly miss to draw vertical borders . , but they appear if I zoom in. So I guess it's some kind of rounding error, because the lines are too thin? If I print the PDF it looks good. And I just realized, it only happens if I set a background .
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