Reputation: 31104
Is it possible to get access to "internal" links in PDF documents using CGPDFDocument
, or other means? I'm building a simple reader app and would like to deliver my content in PDF form, but if I can't support links between pages in the doc this probably isn't going to work.
This question is similar, but does not address the issue of how to support hyperlinks.
Upvotes: 9
Views: 12072
Reputation: 9113
You need to do in two steps.
First: Parse your pdf to locate marked content operators
That's an exemple of a parsing code :
-(void)parseContent() {
CGPDFOperatorTableRef myTable;
myTable = CGPDFOperatorTableCreate();
CGPDFOperatorTableSetCallback(myTable, "BMC", &myOperator_BMC);
CGPDFContentStreamRef myContentStream = CGPDFContentStreamCreateWithPage(page);
CGPDFScannerRef myScanner = CGPDFScannerCreate(myContentStream, myTable, autoZoomAreas);
CGPDFScannerScan(myScanner);
CGPDFScannerRelease(myScanner);
CGPDFContentStreamRelease(myContentStream);
}
void myOperator_BMC(CGPDFScannerRef s, void *info)
{
const char *name;
CGPDFScannerPopName(s, &name);
}
(You need to complete and adjust this code to match your requirement)
Second: respond to the toucheEnded message to handle tap on those zones and make the UI respond accordingly.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 1492
See my answer here. Basically, you'll need to get familiar with PDF link annotations.
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 2430
If you're using Quartz to open and view a PDF, then yes, it looks like you will have access to internal links. Quartz will also let you add new links to PDFs. I don't have any first hand experience with iPhone/Mac development, but it would be quite strange for them to let you add hyperlinks, but not use them.
Upvotes: 0