Hi. I can create annotation with 2 border style types: Solid and Dashed. But on Enum BorderStyle | Aspose.PDF for .NET API Reference there are Beveled, Inset and Underline border types. Does Aspose.Pdf support this 3 features (Beveled, Inset, Underline), because I can’t using it.
And does it possible to set the dashed line like on screenshot:
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Thanks for answer. Yeah, I’m tested example with graph, works fine, I can set dash characteristic in DashArray. But problem that I don’t know how programmatically make dot-dashed border style by using FreeTextAnnotation class.
FreeTextAnnotation has Border.Dash property. For using this property we create new Dash object. For example:
freeTextAnnotation.Border.Dash = new Dash(2,2);
But Dash constructor has only 2 parameters, so create border dash style like on screenshot is impossible (programmatically): 123.png (26.4 KB)
Also, we can’t using Rect from FreeTextAnnotation (like in example with graphs), because in FreeTextAnnotation we are using Aspose.Pdf.Rectangle instead of Aspose.Pdf.Drawing.Rectangle in examples with graphs.
Thank you for elaborating it further.
We are afraid that only one format of Dashed line is supported at the moment. Which itself is not working fine and an issue with ID PDFNET-45092 has been logged to rectify the problem. Another ticket with ID PDFNET-45093 has been logged as a feature request to support more dashed styles as supported by Adobe Reader, which are displayed in your screenshot as well.
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We are sorry for the inconvenience.
The issues you have found earlier (filed as PDFNET-45093) have been fixed in Aspose.PDF for .NET 24.4.