Annoations can be viewed as a list in this UI component
The AnnotationDialogFragment
displays a list of all annotations in a document being viewed by a PDFViewCtrl
. The list also contains any comments that have been added to the annotations.
To show an annotation dialog fragment in your activity, create a new instance of AnnotationDialogFragment
by calling newInstance()
and setting the PDFViewCtrl
:
By calling setAnnotationDialogListener(AnnotationDialogListener)
, you can set a listener to be notified when an annotation item is clicked, or when document annotations are exported to a PDF doc when users click on the export floating action button.
If the document has write access, users can delete existing annotations by long-pressing on the annotation. To specify whether the document is read-only call setReadOnly(boolean)
.
The PTAnnotationViewController
class shows a list of all annotations in a document being viewed by a PTPDFViewCtrl
. The list contains any comments that have been added to the annotations.
The annotations list control is part of the Tools library, so make sure you have added the Tools library to your project.
To create a new annotation view controller instance and display it from another view controller, supply a PTPDFViewCtrl
instance to the PTAnnotationViewController
designated initializer:
The annotation view controller is designed to be presented in a popover on iPads. To do so, you must provide the PTAnnotationViewController
's PopoverPresentationController
with either:
SourceRect
ANDSourceView
OR
as in the example above.
You can set a delegate to be notified by the annotation view controller when annotations are selected with the PTAnnotationViewControllerDelegate
protocol. (See the CompleteReader sample for usage of the PTAnnotationViewController
.)
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