Method AddRange
- Namespace
- BitMiracle.Docotic.Pdf
- Assembly
- BitMiracle.Docotic.Pdf.dll
AddRange(int, PdfPageNumberingStyle)
Adds the new page labeling range with specific properties to the collection.
public void AddRange(int firstPage, PdfPageNumberingStyle style)
Parameters
firstPage
intThe zero-based index of the first page in range.
style
PdfPageNumberingStyleThe numbering style to be used for the numeric portion of page labels.
Remarks
The newly added range not necessarily put at the end of the collection.
Read the Page labels section to know how to add page labeling ranges.
AddRange(int, int, PdfPageNumberingStyle)
Adds the new page labeling range with specific properties to the collection.
public void AddRange(int firstPage, int lastPage, PdfPageNumberingStyle style)
Parameters
firstPage
intThe zero-based index of the first page in range.
lastPage
intThe zero-based index of the last page in range.
style
PdfPageNumberingStyleThe numbering style to be used for the numeric portion of page labels.
Remarks
The index of the last page in range may be greater than actual number of pages in the document.
The newly added range not necessarily put at the end of the collection.
Read the Page labels section to know how to add page labeling ranges.
AddRange(int, PdfPageNumberingStyle, string)
Adds the new page labeling range with specific properties to the collection.
public void AddRange(int firstPage, PdfPageNumberingStyle style, string prefix)
Parameters
firstPage
intThe zero-based index of the first page in range.
style
PdfPageNumberingStyleThe numbering style to be used for the numeric portion of page labels.
prefix
stringThe prefix for page labels in range.
Remarks
The prefix may be null
or empty string.
The newly added range not necessarily put at the end of the collection.
Read the Page labels section to know how to add page labeling ranges.
AddRange(int, int, PdfPageNumberingStyle, string)
Adds the new page labeling range with specific properties to the collection.
public void AddRange(int firstPage, int lastPage, PdfPageNumberingStyle style, string prefix)
Parameters
firstPage
intThe zero-based index of the first page in range.
lastPage
intThe zero-based index of the last page in range.
style
PdfPageNumberingStyleThe numbering style to be used for the numeric portion of page labels.
prefix
stringThe prefix for page labels in range.
Remarks
The index of the last page in range may be greater than actual number of pages in the document.
The prefix may be null
or empty string.
The newly added range not necessarily put at the end of the collection.
Read the Page labels section to know how to add page labeling ranges.
AddRange(int, PdfPageNumberingStyle, string, int)
Adds the new page labeling range with specific properties to the collection.
public void AddRange(int firstPage, PdfPageNumberingStyle style, string prefix, int startNumber)
Parameters
firstPage
intThe zero-based index of the first page in range.
style
PdfPageNumberingStyleThe numbering style to be used for the numeric portion of page labels.
prefix
stringThe prefix for page labels in range.
startNumber
intThe start number (i.e value of the numeric portion for the first page label in the range). Subsequent pages in range are numbered sequentially from this value.
Remarks
The prefix may be null
or empty string.
The startNumber
may be 0 which means that start
number should not be used.
The newly added range not necessarily put at the end of the collection.
Read the Page labels section to know how to add page labeling ranges.
AddRange(int, int, PdfPageNumberingStyle, string, int)
Adds the new page labeling range with specific properties to the collection.
public void AddRange(int firstPage, int lastPage, PdfPageNumberingStyle style, string prefix, int startNumber)
Parameters
firstPage
intThe zero-based index of the first page in range.
lastPage
intThe zero-based index of the last page in range.
style
PdfPageNumberingStyleThe numbering style to be used for the numeric portion of page labels.
prefix
stringThe prefix for page labels in range.
startNumber
intThe start number (i.e value of the numeric portion for the first page label in the range). Subsequent pages in range are numbered sequentially from this value.
Remarks
The index of the last page in range may be greater than actual number of pages in the document.
The prefix may be null
or empty string.
The startNumber
may be 0 which means that start
number should not be used.
The newly added range not necessarily put at the end of the collection.
Read the Page labels section to know how to add page labeling ranges.