#Qt pdfwriter example pdf

Returns true if the page orientation was successfully set to orientation. To get the current QPageLayout::Orientation use pageLayout().pageOrientation(). You should not call any painting methods between a call to setPageOrientation() and newPage() as the wrong paint metrics may be used. You should call this before calling QPainter::begin(), or immediately before calling newPage() to apply the new orientation to a new page. The page orientation is used to define the orientation of the page size when obtaining the page rect. bool QPdfWriter:: setPageOrientation( QPageLayout::Orientation orientation)

#Qt pdfwriter example pdf

Set the PDF page margins defined in the given units.

bool QPdfWriter:: setPageMargins(const QMarginsF & margins, QPageLayout::Unit units) Returns true if the page margins were successfully set to margins. To get the current page margins use pageLayout().pageMargins(). You should not call any painting methods between a call to setPageMargins() and newPage() as the wrong paint metrics may be used. You should call this before calling QPainter::begin(), or immediately before calling newPage() to apply the new margins to a new page. Set the PDF page margins in the current page layout units. bool QPdfWriter:: setPageMargins(const QMarginsF & margins) Returns true if the page layout was successfully set to newPageLayout. You should not call any painting methods between a call to setPageLayout() and newPage() as the wrong paint metrics may be used. You should call this before calling QPainter::begin(), or immediately before calling newPage() to apply the new page layout to a new page. Sets the PDF page layout to newPageLayout. bool QPdfWriter:: setPageLayout(const QPageLayout & newPageLayout) Sets the creator of the document to creator. void QPdfWriter:: setCreator(const QString & creator) Returns the resolution of the PDF in DPI. Reimplemented from QPaintDevice::paintEngine(). QPaintEngine *QPdfWriter:: paintEngine() const See also setPageLayout(), setPageSize(), setPageOrientation(), and setPageMargins(). Note that you cannot use the setters on the returned object, you must either call the individual QPdfWriter methods or use setPageLayout(). Use this method to access the current QPageSize, QPageLayout::Orientation, QMarginsF, fullRect() and paintRect(). QPageLayout QPdfWriter:: pageLayout() const Reimplemented from QPagedPaintDevice::newPage(). QPdfWriter:: ~QPdfWriter()ĭestroys the pdf writer. QPdfWriter:: QPdfWriter( QIODevice * device)Ĭonstructs a PDF writer that will write the pdf to device. Just this always the same Amyuni template page not my document.Member Function Documentation QPdfWriter:: QPdfWriter(const QString & filename)Ĭonstructs a PDF writer that will write the pdf to filename. But I cant see the pdf in that ActiveX control, I put on my Qt form. _bstr_t fileName = 'c:\users\tony\downloads\dd.pdf' Įverything goes ok I get 217 pages which is ok. Pdf->SetLicenseKey(_bstr_t(strLicenseTo), _bstr_t(strActivationCode)) Pdf.CreateInstance(_uuidof(PDFCreactiveX)) Long lo = ui.axWidget->queryInterface(QUuid(ui.axWidget->control()), (LPVOID*)&pdf) Get pointer to ActiveX control in Qt according to this Qt documentation In this project, you will also need to add the include and using statements below.Ĭode: Select all //Constants for Activation codesīstr_t strLicenseTo = 'Amyuni PDF Creator Evaluation' īstr_t strActivationCode = '07EFCDAB010001004282943FD8F19A88F332D9E7816403607A6D79A42847A1BDE06DB61C1BE94E2D90424BF8762389335F9D3084E9FC'

Next step is to copy or add both pdfcreactivex.tlh and pdfcreactivex.tli files to your main project. #import 'PDFCreactiveX.dll' raw_interfaces_only raw_dispinterfaces rename('GetObject', 'PDFCreactiveX_GetObject') rename('TextOut', 'PDFCreactiveX_TextOut') rename('GetCharWidth', 'PDFCreactiveX_GetCharWidth') rename('DrawText', 'PDFCreactiveX_DrawText') When you compile the console app, Qt will automatically generate this two wrappers. tli files create a Qt console project and add the import statement below to the main.cpp file. You need to generate a pdfcreactivex.tlh and pdfcreactivex.tli that you will later include in your project. I suspect that there may be more efficient ways to add a COM object to Qt but I will leave that up to you. To debug this situation further I have downloaded the Qt Creator Community edition and believe I am able to add access the PDF Creator COM object.