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DLI Implementation and Reference Guide - Datalogics

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A.54 <strong>DLI</strong> <strong>Reference</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

dlpdfdocoutlineadd (DLPDFDOC *Doc,<br />

DLPDFOUTLINE *Parent, DLPDFOUTLINE *Before, char<br />

*Text, int Open, long PageNumber, char *Fit, ASFixedRect<br />

*Where, ASFixed Zoom)<br />

Return Value: DLPDFOUTLINE*<br />

Concepts <strong>and</strong> Facilities: <strong>Guide</strong> to the DL Pager Composition System<br />

Description<br />

Parameters<br />

Creates an outline structure within the document<br />

specified.<br />

• DLPDFDOC *Doc: Specifies the document in<br />

which the new outline will reside<br />

• DLPDFOUTLINE *Parent: If specified, the<br />

new outline structure will be contained<br />

within the parent. If not specified, the new<br />

outline structure will be placed within the<br />

root node.<br />

• DLPDFOUTLINE *Before: If specified, the<br />

new outline entry will be positioned directly<br />

after the previous outline entry given. If not<br />

specified, the new entry will be created as the<br />

last within the parent or root.<br />

• char *Text: Text that will appear in the<br />

displayed outline <strong>and</strong> which must be<br />

specified<br />

• int Open: A Boolean operator: if TRUE, the<br />

entry will be open <strong>and</strong> its children will be<br />

displayed; if FALSE, it will be closed.<br />

• long PageNumber: The zero-relative<br />

number of the page to which this link<br />

connects<br />

• char *Fit: valid PDF fit type expressed as<br />

a string.<br />

• ASFixedRect *Where: location of the<br />

rectangle to be displayed. Only portions are<br />

used, based on the Fit Type specified in<br />

Fit.<br />

• ASFixed Zoom: factor by which the size of<br />

the display should be increased or decreased.

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