Disable annotations in Android toolbar

To use in ToolManagerBuilder:

ToolManagerBuilder.from().disableToolMode(new ToolMode[]{
    ToolManager.ToolMode.ARROW_CREATE,
    ToolManager.ToolMode.TEXT_HIGHLIGHT}
)

To use in ToolManager:

mToolManager.disableToolMode(new ToolMode[]{
    ToolManager.ToolMode.ARROW_CREATE,
    ToolManager.ToolMode.TEXT_HIGHLIGHT}
);

To disable annotation editing for certain annotation type(s), you can set it in a centralized place with either ToolManagerBuilder or ToolManager depending on the fit.

The following example disables editing of ellipse and rectangle annotations:

To use in ToolManagerBuilder:

ToolManagerBuilder.from().disableAnnotEditing(new Integer[]{
    Annot.e_Circle,
    Annot.e_Square}
);

To use in ToolManager:

mToolManager.disableAnnotEditing(new Integer[]{
    Annot.e_Circle,
    Annot.e_Square}
);

Functionality that is not directly tied to annotation creation or editing such as text selection, form filling, link following etc. can also be disabled. Each functionality is in the form of a Tool. Once a Tool is disabled, ToolManager will never switch to it. Instead, it will switch to the Pan tool. Pan tool cannot be disabled.

The following example disables form filling and link following:

To use in ToolManagerBuilder:

ToolManagerBuilder.from().disableToolMode(new ToolMode[]{
    ToolManager.ToolMode.LINK_ACTION,
    ToolManager.ToolMode.FORM_FILL}
)

To use in ToolManager:

mToolManager.disableToolMode(new ToolMode[]{
    ToolManager.ToolMode.LINK_ACTION,
    ToolManager.ToolMode.FORM_FILL}
);