Opait.Pdf.Annotations Namespace Reference

Classes
class	PdfAnnot
	An annotation associates an object such as a note, sound, or movie with a location on a page of a PDF document, or provides a way to interact with the user by means of the mouse and keyboard. More...
class	PdfAnnotCaret
class	PdfAnnotCircle
class	PdfAnnotFileAttachment
class	PdfAnnotFreeText
class	PdfAnnotHighlight
class	PdfAnnotInk
class	PdfAnnotLine
class	PdfAnnotLink
	public class defines a PDF link annotation. More...
class	PdfAnnotMarkup
	Base class for markup annotations. Many annotation types are defined as markup annotations because they are used primarily to mark up PDF documents. These annotations have text that appears as part of the annotation and may be displayed in other ways by a conforming reader, such as in a Comments pane. More...
class	PdfAnnotMovie
class	PdfAnnotPolygon
class	PdfAnnotPolyLine
class	PdfAnnotPopup
	Class represents a pop-up annotation that is normally associated with another annotation type. More...
class	PdfAnnotPrinterMark
class	PdfAnnotRedact
class	PdfAnnotRichMedia
class	PdfAnnots
	Class manages a list of annotations for a specific PDF page. More...
class	PdfAnnotScreen
class	PdfAnnotSound
class	PdfAnnotSquare
class	PdfAnnotSquiggly
class	PdfAnnotStamp
	Class represents a stamp annotation. More...
class	PdfAnnotStrikeout
class	PdfAnnotText
	A text annotation represents a “sticky note” attached to a point in the PDF document. When closed, the annotation shall appear as an icon; when open, it shall display a pop-up window containing the text of the note in a font and size chosen by the conforming reader. Text annotations shall not scale and rotate with the page; they shall behave as if the NoZoom and NoRotate annotation flags were always set. More...
class	PdfAnnotThreeD
class	PdfAnnotTrapNet
class	PdfAnnotUnderline
class	PdfAnnotWatermark
class	PdfAnnotWidget

Enumerations
enum	PdfAnnotState {   Unmarked , Marked , Accepted , Rejected ,   Cancelled , Completed , None }
	Beginning with PDF 1.5, annotations may have an author-specific state associated with them. The state is not specified in the annotation itself but in a separate text annotation that refers to the original annotation by means of its IRT (“in reply to”) entry. States shall be grouped into a number of state models. More...
enum	PdfAnnotStateModel { Marked , Review }
	Annotation states (PdfAnnotState) are grouped into state models. More...

Enumeration Type Documentation

PdfAnnotState

enum Opait.Pdf.Annotations.PdfAnnotState

Beginning with PDF 1.5, annotations may have an author-specific state associated with them. The state is not specified in the annotation itself but in a separate text annotation that refers to the original annotation by means of its IRT (“in reply to”) entry. States shall be grouped into a number of state models.

Enumerator
Unmarked	The annotation has not been marked by the user. This is the default if state model is Marked.
Marked	The annotation has been marked by the user.
Accepted	The user agrees with the change.
Rejected	The user disagrees with the change.
Cancelled	The change has been canceled.
Completed	The change has been completed.
None	The user has indicated nothing about the change. This is the default if state model is Review.

PdfAnnotStateModel

enum Opait.Pdf.Annotations.PdfAnnotStateModel

Annotation states (PdfAnnotState) are grouped into state models.

Enumerator
Marked	State model for Marked annotations.
Review	State model for Review annotations.