Aspose PDF rotation angle

How is it possible to get the Rotation angle of a rectangle ? Which method or field ? Both methods in specification are to set the angle, but none like a kind of getRotate method name.

@christopher5106

In Aspose.PDF, Page.getRectangle() property is implemented. However, can you please share what type of rectangle is there in your PDF and how you are reading it? Please share a sample PDF as well so that we can proceed further to assist you.

00244673_12yco5 - Erra Daya Services - SOW1 to SA Short 04-2011.pdf (217.0 KB)

If I have a look the images I extract, I see they are rotated: output_0_1.jpg (535.7 KB)

        ImagePlacementAbsorber abs = new ImagePlacementAbsorber();
        var j = 0;
        foreach (Page page in this.pdf.Pages) {
          int H = (int) page.GetPageRect(true).Height;
          int W = (int) page.GetPageRect(true).Width;
          Console.WriteLine($"Page {j}: {W} {H}");
          page.Accept(abs);

          int max_image_h = 0;
          int max_image_w = 0;
          for(int i = 1;i <= abs.ImagePlacements.Count;i++){

            ImagePlacement image = abs.ImagePlacements[i];
            int h = (int) image.Rectangle.Height;
            int w = (int) image.Rectangle.Width;
            Console.WriteLine($" {h} {w}");
        }
        j ++;

      }

gives me:
Page 0: 595 842
599 x 844
427 x 607
Page 1: 595 842
599 x 844
427 x 607
599 x 844
421 x 598

So what I imagine is that the image rectangles are rotated because I had to switch width and height to have something print correctly
595 => 599
842 => 844

@christopher5106

With 21.5 version of Aspose.PDF for .NET, we were able to extract the rotation of the image inside PDF by accessing Image.Rotation property. Please check the below sample code:

for (int i = 1; i <= abs.ImagePlacements.Count; i++)
{
 ImagePlacement image = abs.ImagePlacements[i];
 int h = (int)image.Rectangle.Height;
 int w = (int)image.Rectangle.Width;
 Console.WriteLine($" {h} {w}");
 // get image rotation
 Console.WriteLine(image.Rotation);
}