 | PdfInteractiveFormsExportToFdf Method |
Export fields into Forms Data Format (FDF) document
Namespace:
Patagames.Pdf.Net
Assembly:
Patagames.Pdf (in Patagames.Pdf.dll) Version: 4.40.2704
Syntaxpublic FdfDocument ExportToFdf(
string pathToPdf,
bool isSimpleSpec = false
)
Public Function ExportToFdf (
pathToPdf As String,
Optional isSimpleSpec As Boolean = false
) As FdfDocument
public:
FdfDocument^ ExportToFdf(
String^ pathToPdf,
bool isSimpleSpec = false
)
member ExportToFdf :
pathToPdf : string *
?isSimpleSpec : bool
(* Defaults:
let _isSimpleSpec = defaultArg isSimpleSpec false
*)
-> FdfDocument
public FdfDocument ExportToFdf(
String pathToPdf,
boolean isSimpleSpec = false
)
function ExportToFdf(pathToPdf, isSimpleSpec);
Parameters
- pathToPdf
- Type: SystemString
Path to the source file: the PDF document file that this FDF file was exported from. - isSimpleSpec (Optional)
- Type: SystemBoolean
True for simple file specification, false otherwise
Return Value
Type:
FdfDocumentNew FDF document
Remarks
A PDF file can refer to the contents of another file by using a file specification (PDF 1.1), which can take either of two forms:
-
A simple file specification gives just the name of the target file in a standard format, independent of the naming conventions of any particular file system. It
can take the form of either a string or a dictionary
-
A full file specification includes information related to one or more specific file systems. It can only be represented as a dictionary.
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