ByteScout BarCode Generator SDK – C# – AddCustomImagesToPdfDocument

ByteScout BarCode Generator SDK – C# – AddCustomImagesToPdfDocument

Program.cs

using System.Diagnostics;
using System.Drawing;
using Bytescout.BarCode;

// This example demostrates adding of barcode together with some custom images (e.g. target marks) to PDF document.
// Also shows the manual calculation of barcode size from inches to pixels and document units (points).
// Task: place Code39 barcode of 2" x 3/8" size at 2" from top-right corner and two target marks at 1" from top-right and bottom-left corners.

namespace AddBarcodeToPdfDocument
{
    class Program
    {
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            // Create Barcode instance and set it up
            Barcode barcode = new Barcode("demo", "demo");
            barcode.Symbology = SymbologyType.Code39;
            barcode.Value = "00090112";
            barcode.DrawCaption = true;
            barcode.CaptionFont = new Font("Courier", 12f, FontStyle.Bold, GraphicsUnit.Point);
            barcode.DrawQuietZones = false;
            barcode.ResolutionX = barcode.ResolutionY = 300; // High resolution for better quality on document scaling and printing.

            // Compute barcode image dimension from inches to pixels at 300 DPI:

            int barHeight = (int) (3f/8*300); // = 3/8" * 300 DPI = height of bars
            int captionHeight = (int) barcode.CaptionFont.GetHeight(barcode.ResolutionY);
            int captionGap = (int) (1f/8*300); // = 1/8" gap

            int barcodeImageWidth = 2*300; // = 2" * 300 DPI = width of barcode
            int barcodeImageHeight = barHeight + captionGap + captionHeight + 28; // 28 = height of watermark text (painted in Trial version only)
            
            // Get final barcode image:

            barcode.BarHeight = barHeight;
            barcode.FitInto(barcodeImageWidth, barcodeImageHeight, UnitOfMeasure.Pixel);
            Image barcodeImage = barcode.GetImage();

            
            // Arrays of images and points to apply to PDF document
            Image[] images = new Image[3];
            Point[] points = new Point[3];

            // Compute coordinates of barcode image and target marks ar 72 DPI
            // (page size is 8.5" x 11", PDF document resolution is always 72 DPI):

            int x = (int) (8.5f*72 - 2*72 - barcodeImageWidth/300f*72); // = page width - 2" - barcodeImageWidth at 72 DPI = X coordinate to put the barcode image
            int y = 2*72; // = 2" - Y coordinate to put the barcode image
            
            // Put barcode image into array
            images[0] = barcodeImage;
            points[0] = new Point(x, y);

            // Load target mark image.
            // TargetMark.png is 1/8" 300 DPI image (38x38 pixels) 
            Image targetMarkImage = Image.FromFile("TargetMark.png");
            
            // Coordinates of top-right target mark
            x = (int)(8.5f*72 - 1*72 - 1f/8*72); // = pageWidth - 1" - target mark width (1/8") at 72DPI = X coordinate to put the barcode image
            y = 1*72; // = 1" - Y coordinate to put the barcode image

            // Put first target mark image into array
            images[1] = targetMarkImage;
            points[1] = new Point(x, y);

            // Coordinates of bottom-left target mark
            x = 1*72; // = 1"
            y = (int)(11f*72 - 1*72 - 1f/8*72); // = page height - 1" - target mark height (1/8") at 72DPI

            // Put second target mark image into array
            images[2] = targetMarkImage;
            points[2] = new Point(x, y);

            // Draw images on all PDF document pages.
            barcode.DrawImagesToPDF("wikipedia.pdf", -1 /*all pages*/, images, points, "result.pdf");

            // Cleanup
            barcodeImage.Dispose();
            targetMarkImage.Dispose();
            barcode.Dispose();

            // Open the result document in default associated application
            Process.Start("result.pdf");

        }
    }
}

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