Re: [WebERP-developers] Replace addJpegFromFile() [from R&OS pdf.php] with Image() [from tcpdf.php].

[Rafael C. <raf...@gm...>]

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2016-10-03 16:38 GMT-06:00 Rafael Chacón <raf...@gm...>:

> Hi,
>
> Follow my last email, I enclose an example (if you use it, remember to
> delete line 113 of PDFQuotation.php when restoring).
>
> There are 3 turn on/off images with a modifiable opacity; format supported
> with our old TCPDF version: GD, GD2, GD2PART, GIF, JPEG, PNG, BMP, XBM, XPM.
> There are 5 turn on/off rectangles with roundable corners, fillable with
> colour, on/off borders.
> There are 7 turn on/off lines with modifiable dot pattern.
> There is a turn on/off text.
>
> To hide an element, just modify from <display>yes</display> to <display>
> *no*</display> in the XML file.
>
> WARNING: do NOT use Form_Designer because coordinates are from top-left to
> top-left . I think new Form Designer should be from top-left to top-left,
> responsible and with new elements.
>
> Best regards, Rafael.
>
>
>
>
> 2016-10-03 14:21 GMT-06:00 Rafael Chacón <raf...@gm...>:
>
>> Hi Tim,
>>
>> I was not thinking in keep class.pdf.php as a wrapper class. I was
>> thinking on simplify code and make it more efficient, fast, and
>> readable. The resources saved on using the native TCPDF functions directly
>> can be invested in new functionalities (and to move to a new form editor).
>>
>> I explain myself: we can have more options so that customization is done
>> inside an xml file rather than directly on the php code. I hope that will
>> reduce the merge work of upgrades to the custom versions.
>>
>> I am working on: Set alpha to semi-transparency images; use of several
>> image types rather than jpeg; turn-no/turn-off additional elements; round
>> or not each corner of a rectangle;  turn-no/turn-off a rectangle
>> border; colour fill of a rectangle; style of a line (several types of
>> dots); include Ellipses, regular-polygons and star-polygons; use of soft
>> hyphen ("shy" character), etc.
>>
>> I think it's best to get as close as possible to html code.
>>
>> Best regards, Rafael.
>>
>>
>> 2016-10-03 7:09 GMT-06:00 Tim Schofield <tim...@gm...>:
>>
>>> Hi Rafael,
>>>
>>> As I understand it by retaining class.pdf.php as a wrapper class we
>>> keep the option of changing from TCPDF at some point in the future. In
>>> that case all we would have to do is to change the one class rather
>>> than having to change all the files that use PDF functionality.
>>>
>>> Or am I missing something?
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>> Tim
>>>
>>> On 1 October 2016 at 19:26, Rafael Chacón
>>> <raf...@gm...> wrote:
>>> > Hello,
>>> >
>>> > As way to simplify code and make it more efficient, fast, and
>>> readable, we
>>> > are looking to do not have includes/class.pdf.php and used the native
>>> TCPDF
>>> > functions directly.
>>> >
>>> > One step is to Replace addJpegFromFile() [from R&OS pdf.php] with
>>> Image()
>>> > [from tcpdf.php].
>>> >
>>> > Change to be done:
>>> > // Company Logo:
>>> > /*$pdf->addJpegFromFile($_SESSION['LogoFile'], $XXX, $YYY, $WWW,
>>> $HHH);*/
>>> > $pdf->Image(
>>> > $_SESSION['LogoFile'],// Name of the file containing the image.
>>> > $XXX,// Abscissa from left border to the upper-left corner (LTR).
>>> > $Page_Height -($YYY) -($HHH),// Ordinate from top border to the
>>> upper-left
>>> > corner (LTR).
>>> > $WWW,// Width of the image in the page. If not specified or equal to
>>> zero,
>>> > it is automatically calculated.
>>> > $HHH,// Height of the image in the page. If not specified or equal to
>>> zero,
>>> > it is automatically calculated.
>>> > ''// Image format. If not specified, the type is inferred from the file
>>> > extension.
>>> > );// Public function Image() in ~/includes/tcpdf/tcpdf.php
>>> >
>>> > That change needs to done in 35 files:
>>> > ~/FixedAssetRegister.php
>>> > ~/PDFFGLabel.php
>>> > ~/PDFGLJournalCN.php
>>> > ~/PDFPrintLabel.php
>>> > ~/PDFQALabel.php
>>> > ~/PDFReceipt.php
>>> > ~/PDFRemittanceAdvice.php
>>> > ~/PrintCustTrans.php
>>> > ~/PrintCustTransPortrait.php
>>> > ~/includes/PDFBankingSummaryPageHeader.inc
>>> > ~/includes/PDFChequeListingPageHeader.inc
>>> > ~/includes/PDFCOAHeader.inc
>>> > ~/includes/PDFCustTransListingPageHeader.inc
>>> > ~/includes/PDFDeliveryDifferencesPageHeader.inc
>>> > ~/includes/PDFDIFOTPageHeader.inc
>>> > ~/includes/PDFGLJournalHeaderCN.inc
>>> > ~/includes/PDFGLJournalHeader.inc
>>> > ~/includes/PDFGrnHeader.inc
>>> > ~/includes/PDFOrderPageHeader_generic.inc
>>> > ~/includes/PDFOrdersInvoicedPageHeader.inc
>>> > ~/includes/PDFOrderStatusPageHeader.inc
>>> > ~/includes/PDFPeriodStockTransListingPageHeader.inc
>>> > ~/includes/PDFPickingListHeader.inc
>>> > ~/includes/PDFProdSpecHeader.inc
>>> > ~/includes/PDFQuotationPageHeader.inc
>>> > ~/includes/PDFQuotationPortraitPageHeader.inc
>>> > ~/includes/PDFSalesOrder_generic.inc
>>> > ~/includes/PDFStatementPageHeader.inc
>>> > ~/includes/PDFStockTransferHeader.inc
>>> > ~/includes/PDFSuppTransListingPageHeader.inc
>>> > ~/includes/PDFTopItemsHeader.inc
>>> > ~/includes/PDFTransPageHeader.inc
>>> > ~/includes/PDFTransPageHeaderPortrait.inc
>>> > ~/includes/PDFWOPageHeader.inc
>>> > ~/includes/PO_PDFOrderPageHeader.inc
>>> >
>>> > I afraid that some of these files are used with customisation. If that
>>> is
>>> > true, please let me know which files are customised, to take the
>>> appropriate
>>> > precautions.
>>> >
>>> > Best regards, Rafael.
>>> >
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