private void StartMakingPdf()
{
_print = Xpcom.QueryInterface <nsIWebBrowserPrint>(_browser.Window.DomWindow);
var service = Xpcom.GetService <nsIPrintSettingsService>("@mozilla.org/gfx/printsettings-service;1");
_printSettings = service.GetNewPrintSettingsAttribute();
_printSettings.SetToFileNameAttribute(_pathToTempPdf);
_printSettings.SetPrintToFileAttribute(true);
_printSettings.SetPrintSilentAttribute(true); //don't show a printer settings dialog
_printSettings.SetShowPrintProgressAttribute(false);
if (_conversionOrder.PageHeightInMillimeters > 0)
{
_printSettings.SetPaperHeightAttribute(_conversionOrder.PageHeightInMillimeters);
_printSettings.SetPaperWidthAttribute(_conversionOrder.PageWidthInMillimeters);
_printSettings.SetPaperSizeUnitAttribute(1); //0=in, >0 = mm
}
else
{
//doesn't actually work. Probably a problem in the geckofx wrapper. Meanwhile we just look it up from our small list
//printSettings.SetPaperNameAttribute(_conversionOrder.PageSizeName);
var size = GetPaperSize(_conversionOrder.PageSizeName);
const double inchesPerMillimeter = 0.0393701; // (or more precisely, 0.0393700787402)
_printSettings.SetPaperHeightAttribute(size.HeightInMillimeters * inchesPerMillimeter);
_printSettings.SetPaperWidthAttribute(size.WidthInMillimeters * inchesPerMillimeter);
}
// BL-2346: On Linux the margins were not being set correctly due to the "unwritable margins"
// which were defaulting to 0.25 inches.
_printSettings.SetUnwriteableMarginTopAttribute(0d);
_printSettings.SetUnwriteableMarginBottomAttribute(0d);
_printSettings.SetUnwriteableMarginLeftAttribute(0d);
_printSettings.SetUnwriteableMarginRightAttribute(0d);
//this seems to be in inches, and doesn't have a unit-setter (unlike the paper size ones)
const double kMillimetersPerInch = 25.4; // (or more precisely, 25.3999999999726)
_printSettings.SetMarginTopAttribute(_conversionOrder.TopMarginInMillimeters / kMillimetersPerInch);
_printSettings.SetMarginBottomAttribute(_conversionOrder.BottomMarginInMillimeters / kMillimetersPerInch);
_printSettings.SetMarginLeftAttribute(_conversionOrder.LeftMarginInMillimeters / kMillimetersPerInch);
_printSettings.SetMarginRightAttribute(_conversionOrder.RightMarginInMillimeters / kMillimetersPerInch);
_printSettings.SetOrientationAttribute(_conversionOrder.Landscape ? 1 : 0);
_printSettings.SetHeaderStrCenterAttribute("");
_printSettings.SetHeaderStrLeftAttribute("");
_printSettings.SetHeaderStrRightAttribute("");
_printSettings.SetFooterStrRightAttribute("");
_printSettings.SetFooterStrLeftAttribute("");
_printSettings.SetFooterStrCenterAttribute("");
_printSettings.SetPrintBGColorsAttribute(true);
_printSettings.SetPrintBGImagesAttribute(true);
_printSettings.SetShrinkToFitAttribute(false);
//TODO: doesn't seem to do anything. Probably a problem in the geckofx wrapper
//printSettings.SetScalingAttribute(_conversionOrder.Zoom);
_printSettings.SetOutputFormatAttribute(2); // 2 == kOutputFormatPDF
Status = "Making PDF..";
if (_conversionOrder.FirstPageToPrint > 0)
{
_printSettings.SetPrintRangeAttribute(1); // print only a range of pages
if (_conversionOrder.LastPageToPrint < _conversionOrder.FirstPageToPrint)
{
_conversionOrder.LastPageToPrint = _conversionOrder.FirstPageToPrint;
}
_printSettings.SetStartPageRangeAttribute(_conversionOrder.FirstPageToPrint);
_printSettings.SetEndPageRangeAttribute(_conversionOrder.LastPageToPrint);
}
else if (_conversionOrder.ReduceMemoryUse)
{
_printSettings.SetPrintRangeAttribute(1); // print a range of pages
_printSettings.SetStartPageRangeAttribute(1);
_printSettings.SetEndPageRangeAttribute(1);
_currentPage = 1;
_currentFile = String.Format("{0}-page{1:000}", _pathToTempPdf, _currentPage);
_printSettings.SetToFileNameAttribute(_currentFile);
_beginPages = DateTime.Now;
Status = "Making Page 1 of PDF...";
}
_startMakingPdf = DateTime.Now;
_print.Print(_printSettings, this);
_checkForPdfFinishedTimer.Enabled = true;
}