public void EditFieldValue_ShouldNotReturnException()
{
var tempFile = CreateTempDocumentForTests();
var tempFileAux = Path.GetTempFileName();
/*Following three lines are an example on how to edit fields
* with this library. They will take the document in tempFile
*(which currently has only one text field)
* and take its first field (fields numbered from 0). It will
* then change its value to "hey".
* It will then create a new text field, in the first page
* inside the rectangle with corners (10, 10) and (50, 50)
* and call it "hello". It will then change its value to
*"OK" accessing it through its name and save the result
* to tempFileAux.
*/
var edit = new PDFEdition(tempFile);
edit.Fields[0] = "hey";
edit.InsertTextField(1, 10, 10, 50, 50, "hello");
edit.Fields["hello"] = "OK";
edit.SaveAs(tempFileAux);
File.Delete(tempFile);
File.Delete(tempFileAux);
}
public void InsertText_ShouldNotReturnException()
{
var tempFile = CreateTempDocumentForTests();
var tempFileAux = Path.GetTempFileName();
/*Following three lines are an example of code to add text to a document.
* It takes the file in tempFile, adds the text "HELLO" in the font "Helvetica"
* to the coordinates (150, 300) of the first page with a size of 15.
* Then, it saves the code to tempFileAux.
*/
var edit = new PDFEdition(tempFile);
edit.InsertText(1, PDFEdition.Alignment.Center, "HELLO", 150, 300, "Helvetica", 15);
edit.SaveAs(tempFileAux);
File.Delete(tempFile);
File.Delete(tempFileAux);
}
