Article | 70001927 |
Type | Wish |
Product | Engine |
Version | 8006 |
Date Added | 2/25/2021 12:00:00 AM |
Fixed | 9.9001.0.3 (2/25/2021 12:00:00 AM) |
Submitted by | Mattias Ramkvist |
Summary
Export multi page PDF for different drawings layouts
Solution
In version 9001.0.3 a new object VectorDraw.Render.PrinterRender.PDFMultiPage was added
The advantage of this object procedure is that one drawing is opening each time in order to keep the memory low.
Example : Print model layouts of different drawings in to a single pdf file //create a new printer and define the paper size of all pages for output pdf vdPrint printer = new vdPrint(); printer.SetUnRegisterDocument(document); printer.paperSize = new Rectangle(0, 0, 827, 1169);//select A4 paper size 8.27 x 11.69 inches printer.LandScape = false;//select portrait paper printer.margins = new MARGINS();//set all margins to zero //create a new PDFMultiPage manager VectorDraw.Render.PrinterRender.PDFMultiPage pdfmpage = new PrinterRender.PDFMultiPage(document, @"c:\myfolder\test.pdf"); if (pdfmpage.StartPrint())//begin the print out { //print the model layout page of an existing drawing by fiting it to the selected printer paper vdDocument doc = pdfmpage.SelectDocument("drawing 1.dwg"); if (doc != null) { printer.SetLayout(doc.Model); printer.PrintExtents(); printer.PrintScaleToFit(); pdfmpage.PrintPage(printer); } //print the model layout page of an other existing drawing by fiting it to the selected printer paper doc = pdfmpage.SelectDocument("drawing 2.dwg"); if (doc != null) { printer.SetLayout(doc.Model); printer.PrintExtents(); printer.PrintScaleToFit(); pdfmpage.PrintPage(printer); } //print the model layout page of an other existing drawing by fiting it to the selected printer paper doc = pdfmpage.SelectDocument("drawing 3.dwg"); if (doc != null) { printer.SetLayout(doc.Model); printer.PrintExtents(); printer.PrintScaleToFit(); pdfmpage.PrintPage(printer); } //finish the print out //the pdf is saved to pdfmpage passed output filename pdfmpage.EndPrint(); }