irashkin wrote:
> Thanks, yeah, it works for me too in cases like that. Seems like it must be
> related to rotation and masking together. At any rate, I got around it and
> made it work by changing my code so i could use ConcatCTM() instead of
> setting rotation on the image. I'm still stumped thou
Thanks, yeah, it works for me too in cases like that. Seems like it must be
related to rotation and masking together. At any rate, I got around it and
made it work by changing my code so i could use ConcatCTM() instead of
setting rotation on the image. I'm still stumped though as to why it behaved
irashkin wrote:
> iDocument.Add(xImg);
What if you use:
writer.getDirectContent().addImage(xImg);
Image masking works for me:
http://1t3xt.be/?X00022a
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Hi,
I am actually using iTextSharp, but I'm asking here in case the problem is
more universal - I'm trying to use a black and white gif as an image mask.
Included here is a snippet of the code which is creating a PDF for printing
based on various input.
xImg below is a iTextSharp.text.Image, as
