/// <summary>
/// sets the page format for the Pdf Documents (default is A4)
/// </summary>
/// <param name="PdfDocumentFormat"></param>
public void SetPageFormat(PdfDocumentFormat PdfDocumentFormat)
{
this.PdfDocumentFormat = PdfDocumentFormat;
}
public static Stream ListToPdf(object list, Dictionary <string, string> titles, bool IsExportAllCol)
{
DataTable dt = ListToDataTable(list, titles, IsExportAllCol, string.Empty);
var pdfTitle = dt.TableName;
// Starting instantiate the document.
// Remember to set the Docuement Format. In this case, we specify width and height.
PdfDocument myPdfDocument = new PdfDocument(PdfDocumentFormat.InCentimeters(21, 29.7));
// Now we create a Table of 100 lines, 6 columns and 4 points of Padding.
PdfTable myPdfTable = myPdfDocument.NewTable(new Font("Arial", 12), dt.Rows.Count, dt.Columns.Count, 4);
// Importing datas from the datatables... (also column names for the headers!)
//myPdfTable.ImportDataTable(Table);
myPdfTable.ImportDataTable(dt);
// Sets the format for correct date-time representation
//myPdfTable.Columns[2].SetContentFormat("{0:dd/MM/yyyy}");
// Now we set our Graphic Design: Colors and Borders...
myPdfTable.HeadersRow.SetColors(Color.White, Color.Navy);
myPdfTable.SetColors(Color.Black, Color.White, Color.Gainsboro);
myPdfTable.SetBorders(Color.Black, 1, BorderType.CompleteGrid);
//// With just one method we can set the proportional width of the columns.
//// It's a "percentage like" assignment, but the sum can be different from 100.
//myPdfTable.SetColumnsWidth(new int[] { 5, 25, 16, 20, 20, 15 });
//// You can also set colors for a range of cells, in this case, a row:
//myPdfTable.Rows[7].SetColors(Color.Black, Color.LightGreen);
// Now we set some alignment... for the whole table and then, for a column.
myPdfTable.SetContentAlignment(ContentAlignment.MiddleCenter);
myPdfTable.Columns[1].SetContentAlignment(ContentAlignment.MiddleLeft);
// Here we start the loop to generate the table...
while (!myPdfTable.AllTablePagesCreated)
{
// we create a new page to put the generation of the new TablePage:
PdfPage newPdfPage = myPdfDocument.NewPage();
PdfTablePage newPdfTablePage = myPdfTable.CreateTablePage(new PdfArea(myPdfDocument, 48, 120, 500, 670));
// we also put a Label
PdfTextArea pta = new PdfTextArea(new Font("Arial", 26, FontStyle.Bold), Color.Red
, new PdfArea(myPdfDocument, 0, 20, 595, 120), ContentAlignment.MiddleCenter, pdfTitle);
// nice thing: we can put all the objects in the following lines, so we can have
// a great control of layer sequence...
newPdfPage.Add(newPdfTablePage);
newPdfPage.Add(pta);
// we save each generated page before start rendering the next.
newPdfPage.SaveToDocument();
}
//myPdfDocument.SaveToFile("Example1.pdf");
var stream = new MemoryStream();
myPdfDocument.SaveToStream(stream);
return(stream);
}
public PdfDocument(PdfDocumentFormat DocumentFormat)
{
this.SetPageFormat(DocumentFormat);
PdfObjects = new Hashtable();
this.AddPdfObject(new PdfHeader(this, "", "", ""));
}