The PDF version (1.7 for example) can be set in two ways:
(1) writer.SetPdfVersion(PdfWriter.PDF_VERSION_1_7)
(2) writer.PdfVersion = PdfWriter.VERSION_1_7
Results:
(1) Header: %PDF-1.4; Catalog: /Version/1.7
(2) Header: %PDF-1.7; Catalog: -
In both cases Adobe Reader reports that the version is 1.7.
Imho it's a bit confusing that method (1) always writes PDF-1.4 in the header
(the first thing that is seen when the file content is checked), even though
the version is set correctly in the catalog. Is there a purpose for the
different results? Are there any objections against using both methods to set
the version at both locations?
Thanks,
Govert
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