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Ney LS
Ney LS

Reputation: 27

PDFLib fit_textflow values

In PDFLib fit_textflow, what do the first four variables represent?

$p->fit_textflow($llx1, $lly1, $urx1, $ury1, "");

Upvotes: 0

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Answers (1)

Rainer
Rainer

Reputation: 2185

From the PDFlib 10.0.3 API Reference chapter 5.2 " Multi-Line Text with Textflows"

llx, lly, urx, ury
x and y coordinates of the lower left and upper right corners of the target rectangle (the fitbox) in user coordinates. The corners can also be specified in reverse order. Shapes other than a rectangle can be filled with the wrap option.

But please get in mind the correct method syntax is

$p->fit_textflow($tf, $llx1, $lly1, $urx1, $ury1,"");

where the first parameter $tf is the handle you retrieve as return value from create_textflow() or add_textflow(). So you do not request for the parameter 1-4, more correct are parameter 2-5.

When you want to double check this with a complete code sample, please check the starter_textflow.php sample, which is included in each PDFlib PHP package as well in the PDFlib Cookbook.

HTH Rainer

Upvotes: 1

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