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14.4 DLI Implementation and Reference Guide dlpdfdocoutlineprev This method accepts an outline pointer, and returns the handle of the previous child of this outline entry’s parent. If there is no previous child, it returns a NULL pointer. dlpdfdocoutlinenext This method accepts an outline pointer, and returns the pointer of the next child of this outline entry’s parent. If there is no next child, it returns a NULL pointer. dlpdfdocoutlineparent This method accepts a pointer to an outline entry, and returns a pointer to that entry’s parent. If the entry is the root entry, it returns a NULL pointer. The DLPDFOUTLINE structure contains three fields which may be accessed, but not changed, by an application: • DLPDFOUTLINE->Open is a flag which will be TRUE if the outline entry was created open, FALSE if it was not. • DLPDFOUTLINE->Count is a count of the children of this entry. • DLPDFOUTLINE->Obj is a Cos Obj which is the actual entry in the outline. This entry is a dictionary, as described in the PDF Specification, section 6.7. It will always have a Dest key, never an A key. You may replace this key to obtain actions other than “GoTo”. Opening the Document with Annotations Showing The default action on opening a document is to show only the document window and hide the navigation pane. To define a document that should be opened with the navigation pane showing, you need to add the key PageMode with the value UseOutlines to the document catalog structure. This is done at the Cos level as: "C" Example: Setting the Page Mode to Display Navigation Pane CosDoc cosDoc; CosObj Catalog; cosDoc = dlpdfdoccosdoc (Doc); Catalog = CosDocGetRoot (cosDoc); CosDictPut (Catalog, ASAtomFromString ("PageMode"), CosNewName (cosDoc, FALSE, ASAtomFromString ("UseOutlines")));
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