PdfSharpCore | PdfSharp library to .NET Core | DevOps library
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PdfSharpCore is a partial port of PdfSharp.Xamarin for .NET Standard Additionally MigraDoc has been ported as well (from version 1.32). Images have been implemented with ImageSharp, which is still in Alpha. They State on their readme that it is still in Alpha status and shouldn't be used in productive environments. Since I didn't find any good alternatives it's still used. ImageSharp being Alpha isn't a big issue either since this code isn't by far done yet. So please chime in ;). PdfSharp.Xamarin is a partial port of PdfSharp for iOS and Android using Xamarin, it allows for creation and modification of PDF files. There was an example project here. I've removed it from this project, and put it into a separate solution. You can find it here. There's a default font-resolver in FontResolver.cs. It should work on Windows, Linux, OSX and Azure. Some limitations apply. See open issues.
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QUESTION
i'm trying to create a pdf using PdfSharpCore for Xamarin Forms but I've run into some issues.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-21 at 05:45You could try to use Syncfusion.Xamarin.PDF
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Install from NuGet package first.
Creating a PDF document with table:
QUESTION
When filling a pdf document with pdfsharp (pdfsharpcore), the filled form doesn't show the values in the acrobat reader unless the fields are clicked on.
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Answered 2021-Feb-16 at 15:24In order to make the values visible, I've inserted.
QUESTION
I want to convert a jpg to a pdf. After some research, I found that you can do this using PdfSharp, and since I'm using C# .Net 5.0, I Nugot PdfSharpCore 1.2.11.
After some research I come up with the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-13 at 12:38XImage.FromFile(inputFilePath)
specifies the default quality level of 75.
If instead you call ImageSource.FromFile
(passing in the quality level) then
XImage.FromImageSource
then you can increase the quality level.
The image is unlikely to look exactly the same - but bumping it up to 85 or 90 will likely improve its rendering.
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