Richard Michael wrote:
> System.out.println doc.getPageSize():
> Rectangle: 612.0x792.0 (rot: 0 degrees)
>
> System.out.println doc.getPageRotation():
> 90
And
System.out.println doc.getPageSizeWithRotation():
Rectangle: 612.0x792.0 (rot: 90 degrees)
> Why doesn't getPageSize indicate the page is rotated?
Because that method has a different purpose than
the getPageSizeWithRotation method.
> Would it be possible to have equals() or the comparable interface in
> PageSize?
Yes, but no.
It's possible, but it wouldn't help you:
I would compare the llx, lly, urx, ury and rotation
(and you probably want LETTER portrait and LETTER
landscape) to be equals, but I would also have to
compare background colors, borders,...
Also, I don't see the point of such a method,
as the concept of a page in LETTER format or
in A4 format doesn't exist in PDF. Pages are
defined by their page boundaries. These are
PDF arrays with 4 values. A page with defined
by [0, 0, x, y] has the same height and width
of a page defined like this [-x, -y, 0, 0] or
[-x/2, -y/2, x/2, y/2].
It's better that you write your own code so that
you know which page sizes are equals according to
your requirements, because not every page that
is equal to you, will be equal to me.
br,
Bruno
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