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PDFDoc Scout library - Sample
How to set different line width styles
in the generated PDF document using PDFDoc Scout library:
Download example source code: pdfdocscout_example_lines_width.zip (10,7 KB) This example shows how to use different line width styles
in generated PDF document with PDFDoc
Scout library ' create PDFDoc object
Set PDFDoc = CreateObject("PDFDocScout.PDFDocument") ' initialize library PDFDoc.InitLibrary "demo", "demo" ' set output filename for PDF document PDFDoc.OutputFileName = "pdfdocscout_example_lines_width.pdf" ' automatically open generated PDF document in default PDF viewer application PDFDoc.AutoOpenGeneratedPDF = true ' starts PDF document generation PDFDoc.BeginDocument ' draw default line width PDFDoc.Page.MoveTo 100, 100 PDFDoc.Page.LineTo 200, 100 PDFDoc.Page.Stroke ' set line width PDFDoc.Page.SetLineWidth 4 ' move to start point PDFDoc.Page.MoveTo 100, 150 ' draw line PDFDoc.Page.LineTo 200, 150 ' show line PDFDoc.Page.Stroke ' set another width PDFDoc.Page.SetLineWidth 8 PDFDoc.Page.MoveTo 100, 200 PDFDoc.Page.LineTo 200, 200 ' to make drawn objects visible you should call Stroke method PDFDoc.Page.Stroke ' close pdf document generation PDFDoc.EndDocument ' disconnect from library Set PDFDoc = Nothing
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