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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
using Bytescout.PDF;
using System.Diagnostics;

namespace HelloWorld
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Create main PDF Doc Engine
PDFDocEngine engine = new PDFDocEngine("", "");

// Add new document
Document document = engine.AddDocument();

// Append new page to the document
Page page = document.AddPage(PageSizeType.A3, PageOrientationType.LandScape);

// Create new drawing
Drawing drawing = page.AddDrawing();

// Line width
const double lineWidth = 20.0f;

// Set Line Width
drawing.SetLineWidth(lineWidth);

// Add standard font
uint font = document.AddFontStandard(StandardFontType.TimesRoman, FontEncodingType.WinAnsi);

// Set Active Font
drawing.SetActiveFont(font, 20, false, false);

// Init y position
double yPos = 100.0f;

// Draw all line cap types
foreach (LineCapType capType in Enum.GetValues(typeof(LineCapType)))
{
// Set lines cap style
drawing.SetLineCap(capType);

// Draw from point with coordinate (100, 100)...
drawing.MoveTo(100.0f, yPos);
// ... to point with coordinate (200, 100)
drawing.LineTo(500.0f, yPos);

// Draw Text
drawing.PlaceText(600.0f, yPos, 0, capType.ToString());

// Increase y coordinate
yPos += 200.0f;
}

// Stroke lines
drawing.Stroke();

// Closing drawing on the page
drawing.Close();

// Save document
document.Save("SetLineCap.pdf");

// open generated PDF document in default PDF viewer installed in Windows
Process.Start("SetLineCap.pdf");
}
}
}

Download example source code: bytescoutpdf_set_line_cap.zip (10 KB)

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