Re: PDFView's NSPrintPanel : Determine if Print / Cancel clicked?
Re: PDFView's NSPrintPanel : Determine if Print / Cancel clicked?
- Subject: Re: PDFView's NSPrintPanel : Determine if Print / Cancel clicked?
- From: Wilhelm Phillips <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 13 Jun 2008 21:28:58 -0700
Hi Joel,
Thanks for responding.
I have experimented with drawPagePost:, but in this case I'm drawing
certificate numbers on the page that need to print and the numbering
is managed by my app.
Notification that the print job has gone through successfully would
tell my app to increment those numbers for the next printing.
In order to achieve the desired result I subclassed PDFPage from
PDFKit to draw the appropriate numbers and PDFDocument to apply that
pageClass to any pages that I add to myPDFDocument.
I was hoping there was some sort of NSNotification coming from PDFView
for a successful print job or perhaps some way to properly manage
NSPrintInfo and drawing to roll a NSPrintOperation that could be used
to replace PDFView's printWithInfo:autoRotate: method or a way to
access PDFViews NSPrintPanel / NSPrintOperation.
P.S. Can you point me to a download URL for PDFView Subclasser? I've
heard it mentioned in discussions, but haven't been able to locate it.
Thanks,
Will
On Jun 13, 2008, at 8:43 PM, Joel Norvell wrote:
Hi Will,
I'm not sure what you mean by "adjust custom PDFPage drawing after
the page has
printed." And this may be no help at all, but if you could factor
that drawing
into "drawPagePost" (in 10.5 PDF Kit), then it wouldn't be printed,
but it
would be drawn on the screen.
You could look at John Calhoun's "PDFView Subclasser" sample program
for a code
example if this is pertinent to your situation.
Best regards,
Joel
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