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Quoi de neuf dans Aspose.PDF 26.3

Dans Aspose.PDF for Python via .NET 26.3, nous avons ajouté :

Recompression sans perte des flux d’images lors de l’optimisation de PDF. La propriété OptimizationOptions.CompressAllContentStreams compresse désormais également les flux XObject d’images éligibles avec FlateDecode, aidant à réduire la taille du fichier tout en conservant la qualité de l’image.

import aspose.pdf as ap


def optimize_pdf_with_loss_less_image_stream_recompression(infile, outfile):
    with ap.Document(infile) as document:
        optimize_options = ap.optimization.OptimizationOptions()
        optimize_options.subset_fonts = True
        optimize_options.allow_reuse_page_content = True
        optimize_options.compress_objects = True
        optimize_options.link_duplicate_streams = True
        optimize_options.remove_unused_objects = True
        optimize_options.remove_unused_streams = True
        # Compress content streams and eligible image streams
        optimize_options.compress_all_content_streams = True
        # Optimize PDF document
        document.optimize_resources(optimize_options)
        # Save optimized PDF document
        document.save(outfile)

La recompression des images correspond désormais au paramètre ImageCompressionOptions.Encoding sélectionné lors de l’optimisation, garantissant des résultats plus cohérents lors de l’utilisation de Jpeg2000 ou Flate, ainsi que le redimensionnement des images, les limites de résolution et les contrôles de qualité.

import aspose.pdf as ap


def optimize_pdf_images_with_selected_encoding(infile, outfile):
    # Open PDF document
    with ap.Document(infile) as pdf:
        # Configure optimization options
        optimize_options = ap.optimization.OptimizationOptions()
        optimize_options.allow_reuse_page_content = False
        optimize_options.compress_objects = True
        optimize_options.link_duplicate_streams = False
        optimize_options.remove_unused_objects = True
        optimize_options.remove_unused_streams = True
        optimize_options.image_compression_options.compress_images = True
        optimize_options.image_compression_options.resize_images = True
        optimize_options.image_compression_options.max_resolution = 130
        optimize_options.image_compression_options.image_quality = 100
        optimize_options.image_compression_options.encoding = (
            ap.optimization.ImageEncoding.FLATE
        )
        optimize_options.image_compression_options.version = (
            ap.optimization.ImageCompressionVersion.MIXED
        )

        # Optimize PDF document resources
        pdf.optimize_resources(optimize_options)
        # Save optimized PDF document
        pdf.save(outfile)

Prise en charge du rendu des commentaires lors de l’enregistrement de documents PDF en tant qu’images ou HTML, aidant à préserver les annotations visibles lors de l’exportation de documents annotés pour les partager en dehors des visionneuses PDF.

import aspose.pdf as ap


def render_comments_to_image_and_html(infile, outfile, output_png):
    # Open PDF document
    with ap.Document(infile) as document:
        # Save the first page to PNG with comments rendered
        device = ap.devices.PngDevice()
        device.process(document.pages[1], output_png)
        # Save the first page to HTML with comments rendered
        options = ap.HtmlSaveOptions()
        options.explicit_list_of_saved_pages = [1]
        options.use_z_order = True
        document.save(outfile, options)

Performances de rendu PDF‑to‑TIFF améliorées pour les scénarios de rasterisation à haut volume, en particulier lors de l’exportation de pages vers des images TIFF bicolores.

import aspose.pdf as ap


def convert_pdf_to_tiff(infile, data_dir):
    # Open PDF document
    with ap.Document(infile) as document:
        # Create Resolution object
        resolution = ap.devices.Resolution(300)

        # Create TiffSettings object
        tiff_settings = ap.devices.TiffSettings()
        tiff_settings.compression = ap.devices.CompressionType.CCITT4
        tiff_settings.shape = ap.devices.ShapeType.NONE
        tiff_settings.skip_blank_pages = False
        tiff_settings.depth = ap.devices.ColorDepth.FORMAT_1BPP

        # Create TIFF device
        tiff_device = ap.devices.TiffDevice(resolution, tiff_settings)
        for i in range(1, len(document.pages) + 1):
            target_file_name = data_dir + "Asposeout-" + str(i) + ".tif"
            tiff_device.process(document, i, i, target_file_name)

Quoi de neuf dans Aspose.PDF 26.2

Aspose.PDF 26.2 introduit la prise en charge de la conversion RTF vers PDF. Cette fonctionnalité permet aux développeurs de convertir directement les documents Rich Text Format (RTF) en fichiers PDF.

Le RTF est un format de document largement pris en charge et multiplateforme, développé à l’origine par Microsoft. Il est conçu pour permettre l’échange de documents entre différentes applications de traitement de texte tout en conservant la mise en forme de base telle que les polices, les couleurs, le texte en gras et en italique, ainsi que les images intégrées.

import aspose.pdf as ap


def convert_rtf_to_pdf(infile, outfile):
    # Initialize RTF load options
    options = ap.RtfLoadOptions()
    # Open RTF document
    with ap.Document(infile, options) as document:
        # Save PDF document
        document.save(outfile)

Cet extrait de code montre comment insérer un tableau après le contenu existant sur une page PDF en utilisant Aspose.PDF for Python.

Le script ouvre un document PDF existant et calcule la boîte englobante du contenu actuel sur la première page. En utilisant ces informations, il trouve où se termine le contenu existant et place un nouveau tableau sous le dernier élément, en laissant une marge spécifiée avant le début du tableau.

Un tableau est ensuite créé et rempli avec plusieurs lignes et colonnes à l’aide d’une boucle. Après avoir configuré la structure et le contenu du tableau, le tableau est ajouté à la collection de paragraphes de la page. Enfin, le document mis à jour est enregistré sous forme d’un nouveau fichier PDF.

import aspose.pdf as ap


def add_table_after_last_element(infile, outfile):
    # Load source PDF document
    with ap.Document(infile) as document:
        # Initializes a new instance of the Table
        table = ap.Table()
        # Determine the existing content area on the page
        content_area_lly = document.pages[1].calculate_content_b_box().lly
        top_margin = 20
        # Add the table after the existing content, with the 20pt margin before the table.
        table.top = document.pages[1].rect.height - (content_area_lly - top_margin)
        # Set the top margin for the new pages added.
        document.page_info.margin.top = top_margin
        # Create a loop to add 10 rows
        for row_count in range(1, 11):
            # Add row to table
            row = table.rows.add()
            # Add table cells
            row.cells.add("Column (" + str(row_count) + ", 1)")
            row.cells.add("Column (" + str(row_count) + ", 2)")
            row.cells.add("Column (" + str(row_count) + ", 3)")

        # Add table object to first page of input document
        document.pages[1].paragraphs.add(table)
        # Save updated document containing table object
        document.save(outfile)

Détecter et supprimer le texte invisible d’un document PDF à l’aide d’Aspose.PDF for Python :

import aspose.pdf as ap


def remove_invisible_text(infile, outfile):
    with ap.Document(infile) as pdf_doc:
        for page in pdf_doc.pages:
            absorber = ap.text.TextFragmentAbsorber()
            page.accept(absorber)
            fragments_to_remove = [
                x
                for x in absorber.text_fragments
                if (
                    x.text_state.invisible
                    or x.text_state.rendering_mode
                    == ap.text.TextRenderingMode.INVISIBLE
                    or (
                        x.text_state.foreground_color is not None
                        and x.text_state.foreground_color.a == 0
                    )
                )
            ]
            for fragment in fragments_to_remove:
                absorber.text_fragments.remove(
                    fragment
                )  # Now properly removes text from document
        pdf_doc.save(outfile)

Quoi de neuf dans Aspose.PDF 26.1

Dans Aspose.PDF for Python via .NET 26.1, nous avons ajouté :

  1. Améliorations des performances – résolution de la mauvaise performance lors de l’ajout de texte aux documents et des problèmes de performances globales.
  2. Précision de rendu améliorée – correction du texte vertical manquant sur le côté gauche des PDF et correction du rendu des caractères chinois lors de la conversion PDF‑vers‑PNG.
  3. Conversion HTML améliorée – l’API respecte désormais la couleur des lignes lors de la conversion HTML-vers-PDF et a résolu les problèmes de chevauchement de texte lors de la conversion XFA-vers-Standard.
  4. Corrections de bugs pour la structure du document – NumberingStyle fonctionne maintenant correctement pour les objets Heading, et PDF-to-HTML préserve désormais la couleur du texte surligné.

Quoi de neuf dans Aspose.PDF 25.12

Convertissez un document HTML en PDF tout en préservant les informations de structure logique. Le PDF résultant est mieux adapté à l’accessibilité, au balisage et au traitement en aval qui repose sur le contenu structuré du document.

import aspose.pdf as ap


def convert_html_to_pdf_with_logical_structure(self, infile, outfile):
    # Initialize HtmlLoadOptions
    options = ap.HtmlLoadOptions()
    # Convert HTML markup to PDF logical structure elements
    options.create_logical_structure = True
    # Open PDF document
    with ap.Document(infile, options) as document:
        # Save PDF document
        document.save(outfile)

Analysez un PDF signé numériquement afin d’identifier et de signaler le contenu qui n’est pas couvert par les signatures. Utilisez-le pour valider l’intégrité du document, auditer les PDFs signés et détecter les modifications post-signature.

import aspose.pdf as ap


def extract_unsigned_content(self, infile):
    # Open PDF document
    with ap.Document(infile) as document:
        # Create an instance of PdfFileSignature for working with signatures in the document
        with ap.facades.PdfFileSignature(document) as signature:
            # Create an instance of UnsignedContentAbsorber
            unsigned_content = ap.security.UnsignedContentAbsorber(signature)
            # Try to get unsigned content
            result = unsigned_content.try_get_content()
            # Print information about unsigned content
            print(result.message)
            print(result.coverage)
            print(result.unsigned_content.pages.length)
            print(result.unsigned_content.forms.length)

Quoi de neuf dans Aspose.PDF 25.11

Cette fonction compare une page spécifique de deux documents PDF et produit une différence visuelle côte à côte. En personnalisant les options de comparaison et les couleurs, elle met en évidence les modifications significatives tout en ignorant les différences insignifiantes telles que les espaces blancs.

import aspose.pdf as ap


def comparing_specific_pages(self, infile1, infile2, outfile):
    # Open PDF documents
    with ap.Document(infile1) as document1:
        with ap.Document(infile2) as document2:
            options = ap.comparison.SideBySideComparisonOptions()
            options.additional_change_marks = True
            options.comparison_mode = ap.comparison.ComparisonMode.IGNORE_SPACES
            options.delete_color = ap.Color.dark_gray
            options.insert_color = ap.Color.light_yellow
            # Compare
            ap.comparison.SideBySidePdfComparer.compare(
                document1.pages[1], document2.pages[1], outfile, options
            )

Suppression des données cachées et rasterisation des pages dans la version 25.11.

import aspose.pdf as ap


def clear_hidden_data(self, infile, outfile):
    # Open PDF document
    with ap.Document(infile) as document:
        # Create preconfigured “all-enabled” options (except conversion to images):
        options = ap.security.hiddendatasanitization.HiddenDataSanitizationOptions.all()
        # Additionally enable page conversion to images with a specified DPI:
        options.convert_pages_to_images = True
        options.image_dpi = 200
        # Create the sanitizer with the specified options
        sanitizer = ap.security.hiddendatasanitization.HiddenDataSanitizer(options)
        # Sanitize the document
        sanitizer.sanitize(document)
        # Save the sanitized PDF document
        document.save(outfile)

Optimisation des ressources avec le sous-ensemble de polices et la compression des flux de contenu version 25.11.

import aspose.pdf as ap


def optimize_resources_with_font_subsetting(self, infile, outfile):
    # Open PDF document
    with ap.Document(infile) as document:
        # Configure optimization options
        optimize_options = ap.optimization.OptimizationOptions()
        optimize_options.subset_fonts = True
        optimize_options.allow_reuse_page_content = True
        optimize_options.compress_objects = True
        optimize_options.link_duplicate_streams = True
        optimize_options.remove_unused_objects = True
        optimize_options.remove_unused_streams = True
        optimize_options.compress_all_content_streams = True
        # Optimize PDF document
        document.optimize_resources(optimize_options)
        # Save the optimized PDF document
        document.save(outfile)
    # Display file size reduction
    original_file = os.path.getsize(infile)
    optimized_file = os.path.getsize(outfile)
    print(
        f"Original file size: {original_file} bytes. Optimized file size: {optimized_file} bytes."
    )

Quoi de neuf dans Aspose.PDF 25.10

Contrôle amélioré de la visibilité des calques PDF – cette version introduit la capacité de définir programmément l’état de visibilité initial des calques PDF et de les verrouiller afin d’empêcher les changements de visibilité dans les visualiseurs PDF.

Une nouvelle propriété ’layer.default_state’ permet de définir la visibilité par défaut d’un calque comme visible ou masquée en utilisant la propriété DefaultState. Cela offre un contrôle granulaire pour gérer des documents PDF à calques complexes avec un comportement de visibilité utilisateur prévisible.

import aspose.pdf as ap


def manage_layer_visibility(self, infile, outfile):
    # Create a new PDF document
    with ap.Document() as document:
        # Add a page to the document
        page = document.pages.add()
        page.set_page_size(500, 500)
        # Load an image from a file stream
        with io.FileIO(infile, "r") as stream:
            # Create a new layer with an ID and a name
            layer = ap.Layer("1", "testlayer")
            # Set the initial visibility state of the layer to hidden
            layer.default_state = ap.DefaultState.HIDDEN
            # Add the image to the page's resources
            image_name = page.resources.images.add(stream)
            # Add operators to the layer's contents to display the image
            layer.contents.append(ap.operators.GSave())
            layer.contents.append(ap.operators.ConcatenateMatrix(500, 0, 0, 500, 0, 0))
            layer.contents.append(ap.operators.Do(image_name))
            layer.contents.append(ap.operators.GRestore())
            # Lock the layer to prevent its visibility from being changed in the PDF viewer
            layer.lock()
            # Add the layer to the page
            page.layers.append(layer)
        # Save the PDF document
        document.save(outfile)

Quoi de neuf dans Aspose.PDF 25.9

La version 25.9 introduit une accessibilité améliorée, un support de conformité renforcé et de nouvelles capacités d’API pour travailler avec des images balisées et les normes de documents.

  1. Convertir les PDF au format PDF/E-1.
  2. Ajouter des images balisées à partir de flux mémoire.

Convertir le PDF au format PDF/E-1

Dans la version 25.9 de la bibliothèque Aspose.PDF for Python, la conversion au format PDF/E-1 est disponible. Vous pouvez trouver plus d’informations sur ce format sur le Documentation des formats de fichiers.

import aspose.pdf as ap


def convert_pdf_to_pdf_e(self, infile, outfile):
    """PDF/E-1 Standard Support: Added the capability to convert PDF files to the PDF/E-1 format and to validate
    the output files for compliance with the standard."""

    path_infile = self.data_dir + infile
    path_outfile = self.data_dir + outfile

    # Open PDF document
    with ap.Document(path_infile) as document:
        # Set up the PDF/E-1 format with PdfFormatConversionOptions
        options = ap.PdfFormatConversionOptions(
            ap.PdfFormat.PDF_E_1, ap.ConvertErrorAction.DELETE
        )
        # Convert to PDF/E-1 compliant document
        document.convert(options)
        # Save PDF document
        document.save(path_outfile)

Ajouter des images balisées depuis un flux

Ajouter des images balisées à partir d’un flux dans le PDF. La version 25.9 prend en charge une accessibilité améliorée des documents PDF en ajoutant une image à partir d’un flux mémoire et en la balisant avec un texte alternatif.

import aspose.pdf as ap


def add_tagged_image_from_stream(self, image_file, outfile):
    """Enhanced Accessibility for Tagged Images: possible to add alternative text to images loaded from a memory stream."""

    path_image = self.data_dir + image_file
    path_outfile = self.data_dir + outfile

    # Create the PDF document
    with ap.Document() as document:
        page = document.pages.add()
        # Tag the document for accessibility
        tagged_content = document.tagged_content
        tagged_content.set_title("Tagged Image from Stream")
        tagged_content.set_language("en-US")
        # Add an image from a stream to the page
        image_stream = io.FileIO(path_image, "r")
        page.add_image(image_stream, ap.Rectangle(100, 600, 300, 800, True), None, True)
        # Get the added image and set its alternative text
        img = page.resources.images[1]
        img.try_set_alternative_text("Aspose Logo", page)
        # Save the document
        document.save(path_outfile)

Quoi de neuf dans Aspose.PDF 25.8

Cette mise à jour ajoute plus de flexibilité dans la mise en page et la gestion de la sécurité des documents.

  1. Créer des tables des matières balisées (TOC).
  2. Redimensionner les pages PDF avec mise à l’échelle du contenu.
  3. Appliquer des bordures pointillées aux tableaux.

Créer une Table des matières balisée (TOC)

Générez automatiquement des tables des matières (TOC) accessibles dans des PDF balisés. Créer une table des matières (TOC) entièrement accessible dans un PDF permet aux lecteurs de naviguer efficacement dans le document et garantit la conformité PDF/UA-1 en matière d’accessibilité.

import aspose.pdf as ap


def create_pdf_with_toc_page(self, outfile):
    """
    Supports generating fully accessible Tagged Table of Contents (TOC) pages with proper navigation to
    corresponding sections, ensuring PDF/UA-1 compliance.
    """

    path_outfile = self.data_dir + outfile

    # Create the PDF document
    with ap.Document() as document:
        # Get tagged content for the PDF structure
        content = document.tagged_content
        root_element = content.root_element
        content.set_language("en-US")
        # Add the table of contents (TOC) page
        toc_page = document.pages.add()
        toc_page.toc_info = ap.TocInfo()
        # Create a TOC structure element
        toc_element = content.create_toc_element()
        # Add the TOC element to the document structure tree
        root_element.append_child(toc_element, True)
        # Add a content page
        document.pages.add()
        # Create a header element and set its text
        header = content.create_header_element(1)
        header.set_text("1. Header")
        # Add the header to the document structure
        root_element.append_child(header, True)
        # Create a TOC item (TOCI) element
        toci = content.create_toci_element()
        # Add the TOCI element to the TOC element
        toc_element.append_child(toci, True)
        # Add an entry to the TOC page and link it to the TOCI element
        header.add_entry_to_toc_page(toc_page, toci)
        # Add a logical reference to the header within the TOCI element
        toci.add_ref(header)
        # Save PDF document
        document.save(path_outfile)

Redimensionner les pages avec mise à l\u00e9chelle du contenu

Redimensionner les pages PDF tout en préservant la mise en page et en redimensionnant le contenu proportionnellement. Lors du travail avec les PDF, il peut être nécessaire de redimensionner les pages ou de mettre à l’échelle le contenu pour l’adapter à de nouvelles dimensions.

import aspose.pdf as ap


def resize_page(
    self, document, page_number, target_width, target_height, width, height, outfile
):
    """
    Resize and scale page content using PdfFileEditor.ResizeContents.

    A high-level helper that scales and/or resizes the rendered content streams of one or more pages
    without performing a full content reflow. Use this to make existing page contents larger or smaller,
    fit content into a different page box, or uniformly scale content for printing or display.

    Parameters (recommended)
    ------------------------
    pdf_editor : Aspose.Pdf.Facades.PdfFileEditor
        The PdfFileEditor instance that exposes the ResizeContents API.
    page_numbers : int | Iterable[int] | slice, optional
        Page index (1-based) or collection of page indices to process. If omitted or None, all pages
        in the document are processed.
    scale : float, optional
        Uniform scale factor to apply to content (e.g., 0.5 reduces content to 50%). Mutually exclusive
        with target_width/target_height unless keep_aspect_ratio is explicitly handled.
    target_width : float, optional
        Desired content width in PDF points (1 point = 1/72 inch). When provided, content will be scaled
        to match this width (subject to keep_aspect_ratio and fit_mode).
    target_height : float, optional
        Desired content height in PDF points.
    keep_aspect_ratio : bool, default True
        If True, preserve the original aspect ratio when scaling to a target width or height.
    fit_mode : {'fit', 'fill', 'stretch'}, default 'fit'
        'fit'   — scale so content fits entirely inside the target box, preserving aspect ratio;
        'fill'  — scale so the target box is completely covered (may crop content);
        'stretch' — scale independently in X and Y (may distort).
    margins : tuple(float, float, float, float), optional
        (left, top, right, bottom) margins in points to preserve inside the target box.
    preserve_annotations : bool, default True
        When True, attempt to preserve annotations/forms/interactive elements; some annotations may
        require special handling after scaling.
    preserve_transparency : bool, default True
        Preserve transparency settings of page contents where possible.

    Returns
    -------
    bool
        True if the operation completed successfully. Some implementations operate in-place and may
        return a status rather than a new document object.

    Raises
    ------
    ValueError
        If parameters are invalid (e.g., scale <= 0 or both scale and conflicting target dimensions).
    IOError
        If input/output streams cannot be read or written.
    PdfProcessingError
        If the PDF content streams cannot be interpreted or transformed by the editor.

    Notes
    -----
    - All size and margin values are in PDF points (1/72 inch). Convert from inches or millimeters
      before calling if necessary.
    - This API scales content streams and their transform matrices; it does not reflow text or rebuild
      page layout. Text encoded as vectors will scale; text drawn by layout engines may not reflow.
    - Complex page objects such as XObjects, forms, and annotations may require additional post-processing.
    - For raster-output use-cases (images/screenshots), consider exporting to an image at a target DPI
      instead of scaling content streams.
    - When targeting printing, compute target page size in points from the physical paper size and DPI.

    Example (conceptual)
    --------------------
    # Scale pages 1-3 to 50%:
    editor = PdfFileEditor(input_stream, output_stream)
    editor.ResizeContents(page_numbers=[1,2,3], scale=0.5)
    editor.Save()

    # Fit page content into a letter-sized box while preserving aspect ratio:
    editor.ResizeContents(page_numbers=None, target_width=612, target_height=792, fit_mode='fit')

    See also
    --------
    PdfFileEditor.ResizeContents : Low-level API that performs content scaling and transform adjustments.
    """

    path_outfile = self.data_dir + outfile

    margin_width = (target_width - width) / 2
    margin_height = (target_height - height) / 2

    # Set the parameters
    param = ap.facades.PdfFileEditor.ContentsResizeParameters.page_resize(width, height)
    param.top_margin = ap.facades.PdfFileEditor.ContentsResizeValue.units(margin_height)
    param.bottom_margin = ap.facades.PdfFileEditor.ContentsResizeValue.units(
        margin_height
    )
    param.left_margin = ap.facades.PdfFileEditor.ContentsResizeValue.units(margin_width)
    param.right_margin = ap.facades.PdfFileEditor.ContentsResizeValue.units(
        margin_width
    )
    param.change_media_box = True

    # Do resize
    ap.facades.PdfFileEditor().resize_contents(document, [page_number], param)

    document.save(path_outfile)

Appliquer des bordures en pointillés aux tableaux

Ajoutez des tableaux avec des styles de bordure personnalisés en utilisant des lignes pointillées. Cet exemple démontre comment appliquer des styles de bordure personnalisés — tels que des lignes pointillées ou en pointillés — aux tableaux d’un document PDF en utilisant Aspose.PDF for Python via .NET.

import aspose.pdf as ap


def create_table_with_dashed_border(self, outfile):
    """Support style  for table borders, allowing you to set dashed, dotted, or custom border styles for tables."""

    path_outfile = self.data_dir + outfile

    # Create the PDF document
    with ap.Document() as document:
        page = document.pages.add()
        table = ap.Table()
        graph_info = ap.GraphInfo()
        graph_info.dash_array = [10, 10]
        graph_info.dash_phase = 5
        graph_info.line_width = 3
        table.border = ap.BorderInfo(ap.BorderSide.BOX, graph_info)
        row = table.rows.add()
        row.cells.add("Dashed border cell")

        page.paragraphs.add(table)

        document.save(path_outfile)

Quoi de neuf dans Aspose.PDF 25.7

La version 25.7 se concentre sur une meilleure prise en charge des annotations, l’ajustement du texte et la gestion des signatures numériques.

  1. Adapter le texte à l’intérieur des formes.
  2. Chiffrer les PDF à l’aide d’un certificat public.
  3. Ajouter des annotations de nuage et de polygone.

Chiffrer les PDF avec un certificat public

Protégez vos PDF avec un chiffrement basé sur des certificats publics. Le chiffrement par certificat public permet de chiffrer les PDF pour des destinataires spécifiques, garantissant que seuls les détenteurs des clés privées correspondantes peuvent ouvrir et lire le document.

import aspose.pdf as ap


def pub_sec_encryption(self, outfile, pub_cert, crypto_algorithm):
    """Support for public certificate encryption, allowing PDFs to be encrypted so that only specified certificate
    holders can open the document."""

    # The path to the recipient certificate
    path_outfile = self.data_dir + outfile
    path_cert = self.data_dir + pub_cert

    # Create the PDF document
    with ap.Document() as document:
        # Add an info
        document.info.title = "TestTitle"
        document.info.author = "TestAuthor"

        # Add a page and add some text
        page = document.pages.add()
        text = ap.text.TextFragment("Hello World!")
        page.paragraphs.add(text)

        # Load certificate
        with open(path_cert, "rb") as f:
            cert_data = f.read()

        # Encrypt the PDF document
        document.encrypt(ap.Permissions.PRINT_DOCUMENT, crypto_algorithm, [cert_data])

        # Save the PDF document. A private key certificate must be installed in the storage to open the document
        # by Adobe Acrobat.
        document.save(path_outfile)

Ajuster le texte dans un rectangle

Redimensionner automatiquement le texte pour qu’il s’adapte à l’intérieur d’un rectangle défini. Lors de la mise à jour ou de l’agrandissement du texte dans un PDF, il peut dépasser les limites du paragraphe d’origine.

import re
import aspose.pdf as ap


def fit_text_into_rectangle(self, infile, outfile):
    """New functionality to fit expanded text content within the bounds of a paragraph’s original rectangle,
    adjusting font size and spacing automatically."""

    path_infile = self.data_dir + infile
    path_outfile = self.data_dir + outfile

    # Open PDF document
    with ap.Document(path_infile) as document:
        # Extract the paragraph text (or provide the specific text you want to replace)
        text_absorber = ap.text.TextAbsorber()
        text_absorber.visit(document)
        paragraph_text = text_absorber.text
        paragraph_text = paragraph_text.replace("\n", " ")

        # Search for the text fragment
        searchable_content = re.sub(" ", r"\\s+", paragraph_text)
        text_fragment_absorber = ap.text.TextFragmentAbsorber(
            searchable_content, ap.text.TextSearchOptions(True)
        )
        document.pages.accept(text_fragment_absorber)
        text_fragment = text_fragment_absorber.text_fragments[1]
        # Use the text fragment’s rectangle as the target replacement area
        text_fragment.replace_options.rectangle = text_fragment.rectangle
        # Enable font size reduction to fit the text within the specified area
        text_fragment.replace_options.font_size_adjustment_action = (
            ap.text.TextReplaceOptions.FontSizeAdjustment.SHRINK_TO_FIT
        )
        # Optionally adjust spacing to justify the text width
        text_fragment.replace_options.replace_adjustment_action = (
            ap.text.TextReplaceOptions.ReplaceAdjustment.ADJUST_SPACE_WIDTH
        )
        # Duplicate the paragraph content and assign it to the text fragment
        text_fragment.text = paragraph_text + " " + paragraph_text
        # Save PDF document
        document.save(path_outfile)

Ajouter des annotations de polygone nuage

Améliorez les flux de travail de révision de PDF avec des annotations en forme de nuage ou de polygone. Les annotations de polygone vous permettent de mettre en évidence ou d’accentuer des zones spécifiques dans un PDF à l’aide de formes géométriques.

import aspose.pdf as ap


def add_cloud_polygon_annotation(self, outfile):
    """The ability to apply “Cloudy” border effects to polygon annotations for enhanced visual appearance."""

    path_outfile = self.data_dir + outfile

    # Create the PDF document
    with ap.Document() as document:
        page = document.pages.add()
        # Add Cloud Polygon (rectangle)
        left = 100.0
        top = 270.0
        right = 420.0
        bottom = 80.0
        cloud_polygon = ap.annotations.PolygonAnnotation(
            page,
            ap.Rectangle(left, top, right, bottom, True),
            [
                ap.Point(left, top),
                ap.Point(right, top),
                ap.Point(right, bottom),
                ap.Point(left, bottom),
            ],
        )
        cloud_polygon.color = ap.Color.blue
        border = ap.annotations.Border(cloud_polygon)
        border.width = 3
        border.effect = ap.annotations.BorderEffect.CLOUDY
        cloud_polygon.border = border
        page.annotations.append(cloud_polygon)
        # Add another Cloud Polygon
        cloud_polygon = ap.annotations.PolygonAnnotation(
            page,
            ap.Rectangle(400, 400, 580, 600, True),
            [
                ap.Point(400, 450),
                ap.Point(450, 300),
                ap.Point(520, 300),
                ap.Point(580, 500),
                ap.Point(500, 600),
            ],
        )
        cloud_polygon.color = ap.Color.dark_green
        cloud_polygon.interior_color = ap.Color.aqua
        border = ap.annotations.Border(cloud_polygon)
        border.width = 3
        border.effect = ap.annotations.BorderEffect.CLOUDY
        cloud_polygon.border = border
        page.annotations.append(cloud_polygon)
        # Save PDF document
        document.save(path_outfile)

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Les principales fonctionnalités de cette version :

  1. Prise en charge du texte alternatif d’image.
  2. Accès aux informations de licence.
  3. Annotations de texte libre stylisées.
  4. Apparence de signature numérique personnalisable.

Prise en charge du texte alternatif des images

Définir et récupérer le texte alternatif des images pour améliorer l’accessibilité des lecteurs d’écran.

import aspose.pdf as ap


def get_set_alternative_text_for_image(self, infile, outfile):
    """To get and set the alternative text for images"""

    path_infile = self.data_dir + infile
    path_outfile = self.data_dir + outfile

    # Open PDF document
    with ap.Document(path_infile) as document:
        # Alternative text to be given to the image
        alt_text = "Alternative text for image"
        # Image for which alternative text will be set and get
        x_image = document.pages[1].resources.images[1]
        # Try to set alternative text for an image
        result = x_image.try_set_alternative_text(alt_text, document.pages[1])
        # If set is successful, then get the alternative text for the image
        if result:
            alt_texts = x_image.get_alternative_text(document.pages[1])
        # Save PDF document
        document.save(path_outfile)

Accès aux informations de licence

Récupérer les métadonnées détaillées de la licence (utilisateur licencié, date d’expiration) via LicenseInfo.

import aspose.pdf as ap


def get_license_info_example(self, infile):
    """A new way to access license information programmatically through the LicenseInfo property of the License class"""

    path_infile = self.data_dir + infile

    # Initialize license object
    lic = ap.License()
    # Set license
    lic.set_license(path_infile)
    # Get license info.
    lic_license_info = lic.license_info
    print(lic_license_info.licensed_to)
    print(lic_license_info.subscription_expiry)

Annotations de texte libre stylisées

Utilisez SetTextStyle pour appliquer des styles tels que gras, italique, souligné, ou effacer le formatage existant du texte d’annotation.

import aspose.pdf as ap


def add_free_annotation_and_set_styles(self, outfile):
    """Extended formatting capabilities for annotation text through the SetTextStyle method family of the
    FreeTextAnnotation class"""

    path_outfile = self.data_dir + outfile

    # Open PDF document
    with ap.Document() as document:
        # Add new page
        page = document.pages.add()
        # Instantiate DefaultAppearance object
        default_appearance = ap.annotations.DefaultAppearance(
            "Arial", 16, drawing.Color.blue
        )
        # Create annotation
        free_text = ap.annotations.FreeTextAnnotation(
            page, ap.Rectangle(20, 600, 400, 650, True), default_appearance
        )
        # Specify the contents of annotation
        free_text.contents = "Text of FreeTextAnnotation with different styles"
        # Add annotation to annotations collection of page
        page.annotations.append(free_text)
        # Set styles for annotation text
        free_text.set_text_style(0, 4, ap.annotations.RichTextFontStyles.ITALIC)
        free_text.set_text_style(
            8,
            26,
            ap.annotations.RichTextFontStyles.UNDERLINE
            | ap.annotations.RichTextFontStyles.BOLD,
        )
        free_text.set_text_style(27, 86, ap.annotations.RichTextFontStyles.BOLD)
        free_text.set_text_style(
            42,
            45,
            ap.annotations.RichTextFontStyles.CLEAR_EXISTING
            | ap.annotations.RichTextFontStyles.UNDERLINE,
        )
        # Save PDF document
        document.save(path_outfile)

Apparence de signature numérique personnalisable

Ajoutez des images, modifiez les polices et superposez des graphiques de signature sur le contenu d’arrière-plan pour une meilleure image de marque ou une cohérence de conception.

import aspose.pdf as ap


def customization_features_for_digital_sign(
    self, infile, outfile, image_file, pfx_file
):
    """Enhanced digital signature appearance allowing signature images to appear over background text."""

    path_infile = self.data_dir + infile
    path_outfile = self.data_dir + outfile
    path_image = self.data_dir + image_file
    path_pfx = self.data_dir + pfx_file

    with ap.facades.PdfFileSignature() as pdf_file_signature:
        # Bind PDF document
        pdf_file_signature.bind_pdf(path_infile)
        # Create a rectangle for signature location
        rect = drawing.Rectangle(10, 10, 300, 50)
        # Create any of the three signature types
        signature = ap.forms.PKCS7Detached(path_pfx, "12345")
        # Create signature appearance
        signature_custom_appearance = ap.forms.SignatureCustomAppearance()
        signature_custom_appearance.font_size = 6
        signature_custom_appearance.font_family_name = "Times New Roman"
        signature_custom_appearance.digital_signed_label = "Signed by:"
        signature_custom_appearance.is_foreground_image = True
        # Set signature appearance
        signature.custom_appearance = signature_custom_appearance
        # Set signature appearance
        pdf_file_signature.signature_appearance = path_image
        pdf_file_signature.sign(1, True, rect, signature)
        #  Save PDF document
        pdf_file_signature.save(path_outfile)

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La dernière mise à jour d’Aspose.PDF introduit plusieurs améliorations puissantes qui améliorent l’accessibilité, la compatibilité et la sécurité des documents. Les développeurs peuvent désormais extraire les certificats numériques directement à partir des fichiers PDF signés, permettant des vérifications avancées et des contrôles de conformité.

  1. Extraire les certificats des signatures PDF.
  2. Créer des listes ordonnées structurées dans les PDF balisés.
  3. Vérifier les signatures avec des certificats à clé publique.
  4. Convertir les formulaires XFA dynamiques en PDF AcroForm.
  5. Remplacement de police dans PDF - Conversion XPS.

Extraire les certificats des signatures PDF

Récupérez les certificats intégrés en utilisant ’extract_certificate()'.

import aspose.pdf as ap


def extract_certificate(self, infile):
    path_infile = self.data_dir + infile

    # Open PDF document
    with ap.Document(path_infile) as document:
        with ap.facades.PdfFileSignature(document) as signature:
            # Get signature names
            signature_names = signature.get_signature_names(True)
            for signature_name in signature_names:
                # Extract certificate
                certificate = []
                if signature.try_extract_certificate(signature_name, certificate):
                    print(certificate[0] is not None)

Créer des listes ordonnées structurées dans les PDF balisés

Générer des listes numérotées accessibles (avec des éléments imbriqués) dans les documents balisés.

import aspose.pdf as ap


def create_ordered_list(self, outfile):
    path_outfile = self.data_dir + outfile

    # Create or open PDF document
    with ap.Document() as document:
        content = document.tagged_content
        root_element = content.root_element
        content.set_language("en-US")
        root_list = content.create_list_element()
        span_for_lbl_1 = content.create_span_element()
        span_for_lbl_1.set_text("1. ")
        position_settings = ap.tagged.PositionSettings()
        position_settings.is_in_line_paragraph = True
        span_for_lbl_1.adjust_position(position_settings)
        span_for_body_1 = content.create_span_element()
        span_for_body_1.set_text("bread")
        span_for_body_1.adjust_position(position_settings)
        lbl_1 = content.create_list_lbl_element()
        lbl_1.append_child(span_for_body_1, True)
        l_body_1 = content.create_list_l_body_element()
        l_body_1.append_child(span_for_lbl_1, True)
        li_1 = content.create_list_li_element()
        li_1.append_child(lbl_1, True)
        li_1.append_child(l_body_1, True)
        root_list.append_child(li_1, True)
        span_for_lbl_2 = content.create_span_element()
        span_for_lbl_2.set_text("2. ")
        span_for_body_2 = content.create_span_element()
        span_for_body_2.set_text("milk")
        span_for_body_2.adjust_position(position_settings)
        lbl_2 = content.create_list_lbl_element()
        lbl_2.append_child(span_for_lbl_2, True)
        l_body_2 = content.create_list_l_body_element()
        l_body_2.append_child(span_for_body_2, True)
        li_2 = content.create_list_li_element()
        li_2.append_child(lbl_2, True)
        li_2.append_child(l_body_2, True)
        root_list.append_child(li_2, True)
        nested_list_depth_1 = content.create_list_element()
        span_for_lbl_3_1 = content.create_span_element()
        span_for_lbl_3_1.set_text("3.1. ")
        position_settings_lbl_3_1 = ap.tagged.PositionSettings()
        position_settings_lbl_3_1.is_in_line_paragraph = False
        margin_info = ap.MarginInfo()
        margin_info.left = 50
        position_settings_lbl_3_1.margin = margin_info
        span_for_lbl_3_1.adjust_position(position_settings_lbl_3_1)
        span_for_body_3_1 = content.create_span_element()
        span_for_body_3_1.set_text("apples")
        span_for_body_3_1.adjust_position(position_settings)
        lbl_3_1 = content.create_list_lbl_element()
        lbl_3_1.append_child(span_for_lbl_3_1, True)
        l_body_3_1 = content.create_list_l_body_element()
        l_body_3_1.append_child(span_for_body_3_1, True)
        li_3_1 = content.create_list_li_element()
        li_3_1.append_child(lbl_3_1, True)
        li_3_1.append_child(l_body_3_1, True)
        nested_list_depth_1.append_child(li_3_1, True)
        span_for_lbl_3_2 = content.create_span_element()
        span_for_lbl_3_2.set_text("3.2. ")
        span_for_lbl_3_2.adjust_position(position_settings_lbl_3_1)
        span_for_body_3_2 = content.create_span_element()
        span_for_body_3_2.set_text("banana")
        span_for_body_3_2.adjust_position(position_settings)
        lbl_3_2 = content.create_list_lbl_element()
        lbl_3_2.append_child(span_for_lbl_3_2, True)
        l_body_3_2 = content.create_list_l_body_element()
        l_body_3_2.append_child(span_for_body_3_2, True)
        li_3_2 = content.create_list_li_element()
        li_3_2.append_child(lbl_3_2, True)
        li_3_2.append_child(l_body_3_2, True)
        nested_list_depth_1.append_child(li_3_2, True)
        span_for_lbl_3 = content.create_span_element()
        span_for_lbl_3.set_text("3. ")
        span_for_body_3 = content.create_span_element()
        span_for_body_3.set_text("fruits")
        span_for_body_3.adjust_position(position_settings)
        lbl_3 = content.create_list_lbl_element()
        lbl_3.append_child(span_for_lbl_3, True)
        l_body_3 = content.create_list_l_body_element()
        l_body_3.append_child(span_for_body_3, True)
        li_3 = content.create_list_li_element()
        li_3.append_child(lbl_3, True)
        li_3.append_child(l_body_3, True)
        l_body_3.append_child(nested_list_depth_1, True)
        root_list.append_child(li_3, True)
        root_element.append_child(root_list, True)
        # Save Tagged PDF Document
        document.save(path_outfile)

Vérifier les signatures avec des certificats à clé publique

Valider les signatures numériques en utilisant des certificats de clé publique externes.

import aspose.pdf as ap


def verify_with_public_key_certificate1(self, certificate, infile):
    path_infile = self.data_dir + infile

    # Create an instance of PdfFileSignature for working with signatures in the document
    with ap.facades.PdfFileSignature(path_infile) as file_sign:
        # Get a list of signatures
        signature_names = file_sign.get_signature_names(True)
        # Verify the signature with the given name.
        return file_sign.verify_signature(signature_names[0], certificate)

Convertir les formulaires XFA dynamiques en PDF AcroForm

Standardiser les formulaires XFA avec ‘ignore_needs_rendering’.

import aspose.pdf as ap


def convert_xfa_form_with_ignore_needs_rendering(self, infile, outfile):
    path_infile = self.data_dir + infile
    path_outfile = self.data_dir + outfile

    # Load dynamic XFA form
    with ap.Document(path_infile) as document:
        # check if XFA is present & if rendering should be overwritten
        if not document.form.needs_rendering and document.form.has_xfa:
            document.form.ignore_needs_rendering = True
        # Set the form fields type as standard AcroForm
        document.form.type = ap.forms.FormType.STANDARD
        # Save the resultant PDF
        document.save(path_outfile)

Remplacement de police dans PDF - Conversion XPS

Remplacer les polices manquantes par une police de secours par défaut (par ex., « Courier New »).

import aspose.pdf as ap


def replace_font_when_converting_pdf_to_xps(self, infile, outfile):
    path_infile = self.data_dir + infile
    path_outfile = self.data_dir + outfile

    # Create XpsSaveOptions instance
    xps_save_options = ap.XpsSaveOptions()
    # use_embedded_true_type_fonts option specifies whether to use embedded TrueType fonts
    xps_save_options.use_embedded_true_type_fonts = False
    # The specified default font will be used if the embedded font name cannot be found in the system
    xps_save_options.default_font = "Courier New"
    # Open PDF document
    doc = ap.Document(path_infile)
    # Save the resultant XPS
    doc.save(path_outfile, xps_save_options)

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Étiquetage automatique lors de la conversion PDF/A

Convertissez les PDF en PDF/A-1b avec création automatique de la structure logique pour améliorer l’accessibilité.

import aspose.pdf as ap


def convert_to_pdfa_with_automatic_tagging(self, infile, outfile, outlogfile):
    path_infile = self.data_dir + infile
    path_outfile = self.data_dir + outfile
    path_outlogfile = self.data_dir + outlogfile

    # Open PDF document
    with ap.Document(path_infile) as document:
        # Create conversion options
        options = ap.PdfFormatConversionOptions(
            path_outlogfile, ap.PdfFormat.PDF_A_1B, ap.ConvertErrorAction.DELETE
        )
        # Create auto-tagging settings
        # aspose.pdf.AutoTaggingSettings.default may be used to set the same settings as given below
        auto_tagging_settings = ap.AutoTaggingSettings()
        # Enable auto-tagging during the conversion process
        auto_tagging_settings.enable_auto_tagging = True
        # Use the heading recognition strategy that's optimal for the given document structure
        auto_tagging_settings.heading_recognition_strategy = (
            ap.HeadingRecognitionStrategy.AUTO
        )
        # Assign auto-tagging settings to be used during the conversion process
        options.auto_tagging_settings = auto_tagging_settings
        # During the conversion, the document logical structure will be automatically created
        document.convert(options)
        # Save PDF document
        document.save(path_outfile)