Getting Warning Callbacks for Fonts Substitution in Aspose.Slides

Aspose.Slides for C++ makes it possible to get warning callbacks for fonts substitution in case the used font is not available on a machine during the rendering process. The warning callbacks are helpful when debugging issues of missing or inaccessible fonts during the rendering process.

Getting Warning Callbacks for Fonts substitution

Aspose.Slides for C++ provides a simple API methods to get the Warning Callbacks during the rendering process. All you need is to follow the steps below to configure the Warning Callbacks on your end:

1. Create a custom Callback class to receive the callbacks.
2. Set the Warning Callbacks using LoadOptions class.
3. Load the presentation file that is using a font for text inside that is unavailable on your target machine.
4. Generate the slide thumbnail to see the effect.

class HandleFontsWarnings : public Warnings::IWarningCallback
{
public:
    Warnings::ReturnAction Warning(SharedPtr<Warnings::IWarningInfo> warning) override
    {
        if (warning->get_WarningType() == Warnings::WarningType::CompatibilityIssue)
        {
            return Warnings::ReturnAction::Continue;
        }

        // 1 - WarningType.DataLoss
        Console::WriteLine(System::ObjectExt::ToString(warning->get_WarningType()));
        // "Font will be substituted from X to Y"
        Console::WriteLine(warning->get_Description());

        return Warnings::ReturnAction::Continue;
    }
};
        
void Run()
{
    System::String dataDir = GetDataPath();

    // Setting Warning Callbacks
    System::SharedPtr<LoadOptions> options = System::MakeObject<LoadOptions>();
    options->set_WarningCallback(System::MakeObject<HandleFontsWarnings>());

    // Instantiate the presentation
    System::SharedPtr<Presentation> presentation = System::MakeObject<Presentation>(dataDir + u"presentation.pptx", options);

    // Generating slide thumbnails
    for (auto slide : presentation->get_Slides())
    {
        System::SharedPtr<IImage> image = slide->GetImage();
    }
}