 | Size Structure |
Struct that represents a size that is based on a width and height of type Length.
Constructs from standard paper sizes, generates a string representation, and sets portrait and landscape mode.
Inheritance HierarchySystemObject
SystemValueType
PdfTools.Geometry.UnitsSize
SystemValueType
PdfTools.Geometry.UnitsSize
Namespace: PdfTools.Geometry.Units
Assembly: PdfTools (in PdfTools.dll) Version: 1.0.0
SyntaxC#
public struct Size
The Size type exposes the following members.
Properties| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
 | AspectRatio | Calculate ratio between height and width. |
| Height | Get the height (vertical size) as Length object. |
| Width | Get the width (horizontal size) as Length object. |
 | Zero |
Methods| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
 | cm | Create a Size object with the unit of height and width centimetre (symbol cm, equal to 0.01m). |
| Equals | (Overrides ValueTypeEquals(Object)) |
| FromLengths | Create a Size object with the height and width as Length objects. |
| GetHashCode | (Overrides ValueTypeGetHashCode) |
| in | Create a Size object with the unit of height and width inch (symbol in, equal to 25.4mm or 72pt). |
| km | Create a Size object with the unit of height and width kilometre (symbol km, equal to 1000m). |
| m | Create a Size object with the unit of height and width metre (symbol m, is the SI unit of length). |
| mm | Create a Size object with the unit of height and width millimetre (symbol mm, equal to 0.001m). |
| Parse | Create a Size object from length measurements or standard paper sizes. |
| pt | Create a Size object with the unit of height and width point (symbol pt, is the default unit used in PDF documents, equal to 1/72in or 25.4/72mm). |
| ToLandscape | Switches width and height if the absolute value of height is greater than the the absolute value of width. |
| ToPortrait | Switches width and height if the absolute value of the width is greater than the absolute value of the height. |
| ToString |
Creates a string representation as width-height-pair with associated suitable metric units, "m", "cm" or "mm".
(Overrides ValueTypeToString) |
| um | Create a Size object with the unit of height and width micrometre (symbol um, equal to 0.000001m). |
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