This class is a wrapper around a Windows launch parameter dictionary. More...

Inheritance diagram for iText.Kernel.Pdf.Action.PdfWin:

Public Member Functions
	PdfWin (PdfDictionary pdfObject)
	Creates a new wrapper around an existing Windows launch parameter dictionary. More...

	PdfWin (PdfString f)
	Creates a new wrapper around a newly created Windows launch parameter dictionary. More...

	PdfWin (PdfString f, PdfString d, PdfString o, PdfString p)
	Creates a new wrapper around a newly created Windows launch parameter dictionary. More...

Public Member Functions inherited from iText.Kernel.Pdf.PdfObjectWrapper< PdfDictionary >
virtual T	GetPdfObject ()

virtual iText.Kernel.Pdf.PdfObjectWrapper< T >	MakeIndirect (PdfDocument document, PdfIndirectReference reference)
	Marks object behind wrapper to be saved as indirect. More...

virtual iText.Kernel.Pdf.PdfObjectWrapper< T >	MakeIndirect (PdfDocument document)
	Marks object behind wrapper to be saved as indirect. More...

virtual iText.Kernel.Pdf.PdfObjectWrapper< T >	SetModified ()

virtual void	Flush ()

virtual bool	IsFlushed ()

Detailed Description

This class is a wrapper around a Windows launch parameter dictionary.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

iText.Kernel.Pdf.Action.PdfWin.PdfWin ( PdfDictionary pdfObject )

inline

Creates a new wrapper around an existing Windows launch parameter dictionary.

Parameters

pdfObject the dictionary to create a wrapper for

iText.Kernel.Pdf.Action.PdfWin.PdfWin ( PdfString f )

inline

Creates a new wrapper around a newly created Windows launch parameter dictionary.

Parameters

f	the file name of the application that shall be launched or the document that shall be opened or printed, in standard Windows pathname format. If the name string includes a backslash character (), the backslash shall itself be preceded by a backslash.

iText.Kernel.Pdf.Action.PdfWin.PdfWin	(	PdfString	f,
		PdfString	d,
		PdfString	o,
		PdfString	p
	)

inline

Creates a new wrapper around a newly created Windows launch parameter dictionary.

Parameters

f	the file name of the application that shall be launched or the document that shall be opened or printed, in standard Windows pathname format. If the name string includes a backslash character (), the backslash shall itself be preceded by a backslash
d	a bye string specifying the default directory in standard DOS syntax
o	an ASCII string specifying the operation to perform on the file. Shall be one of the following: "open", "print"
p	a parameter string that shall be passed to the application. This entry shall be omitted if a document is abound to be opened