Hi, there.
I have a problem with PdfContentByte.addOutline(), as following:
I created 4 outLines( eg. foo, bar, tar, mono ) with the same parent (Root)
without any problem.
Then I loop through my objects and put their names as sub-outLines under
above metioned
4 outLines, depending on the object type. Here is the code snipe:
for ( int i = 0; i<objectVector.size(); i++) {
objectType theObject =
(objectType)objectVector.elememntAt(i);
PdfDestination myDestination = new PdfDestination(//blar
blar here); //psedo code
if ( theObject.type == 1 ) {
cb.addOutline(new PdfOutline(foo, myDestination,
theObject.name));
} else if ( theDo.type == 2 ) {
cb.addOutline(new PdfOutline(bar, myDestination,
theObject.name));
} else if ( theDo.type == 3 ) {
cb.addOutline(new PdfOutline(tar, myDestination,
theObject.name));
} else if ( theDo.type == 0 ) {
cb.addOutline(new PdfOutline(mono, myDestination,
theObject.name));
}
}
The resulted PDF files turns out that only the first a few objects' name
showing under (foo, bar, tar, or mono) outLines.
If I decide to put every object's name as a sub-outLine under "foo" (
disregard the object type ), like this:
for ( int i = 0; i<objectVector.size(); i++) {
objectType theObject =
(objectType)objectVector.elememntAt(i);
PdfDestination myDestination = new PdfDestination(//blar
blar here); //psedo code
cb.addOutline(new PdfOutline(foo, myDestination,
theObject.name));
}
, then they all show up under "foo".
It strikes to me that the cb.addOutline() has some limitation on adding new
sub-outLines.
Or did I miss something here? Please help.
Thanks a lot,
Don
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