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DLI Implementation and Reference Guide - Datalogics

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Getting Started 1.15<br />

who wish to use larger graphics cache files are advised to supply a filesystem to dlpdfinit which is<br />

capable of reliably h<strong>and</strong>ling files of the larger size.<br />

dlpdfdoccreate<br />

This call no longer accepts a PostScript filename. (Use dlpdfdocsetpsname, or supply one to<br />

dlpdfdocwritePS.) The PDFNeeded flag has been removed; PDF processing is always performed. It<br />

accepts one parameter, the DLPDFINSTANCE to use for the document.<br />

dlpdfterm<br />

This call now removes memory files used for the dlpdfttload call if the Files In Memory system is<br />

used, <strong>and</strong> if these files are no longer in use.<br />

Deleted Functions<br />

dlpdfdocsevenbitsafe<br />

This method was not able to guarantee a PDF output stream safe for a seven-bit channel. The PDF<br />

specification refers to PDF as a binary format, <strong>and</strong> expects that consumers are able to accept a binary<br />

input stream.<br />

dlpdfdocHexGraphics<br />

was an API for debugging graphic output. In the <strong>DLI</strong> v2.2.x series, this was disabled.<br />

dlpdfdocsetformsascontent<br />

...<strong>and</strong>...<br />

dlpdfimageplaceascontent<br />

...were not able to generate correct PDF output for some imported PDF files. This functionality was not<br />

widely used, <strong>and</strong> these methods have been removed.<br />

dlpdfdocsetembedappwidth<br />

This method has been removed as fonts will, with the exception of the "st<strong>and</strong>ard" 14 fonts, always have<br />

their widths included in the PDF font if the font is present on the system on which a job is run, or if these<br />

widths are supplied to <strong>DLI</strong>.

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