CPDFDestination Class Reference

Inherits from	NSObject
Declared in	CPDFDestination.h

Overview

A CPDFDestination object describes a point on a PDF page.

In typical usage, you do not initialize CPDFDestination objects but rather get them as either attributes of CPDFLinkAnnotation or CPDFOutline objects, or in response to the CPDFView method currentDestination.

`– initWithDocument:pageIndex:`

Initializes the destination.

- (instancetype)initWithDocument:(CPDFDocument *)document pageIndex:(NSInteger)pageIndex

Parameters

`document`	The document with which the destination is associated.
`pageIndex`	The page index of the destination.

Discussion

Initializes the destination.

Specify point in page space. Typically, there’s no need to initialize destinations. Instead, you get them from CPDFLinkAnnotation, CPDFOutline, or CPDFView objects.

Declared In

CPDFDestination.h

`– initWithDocument:pageIndex:atPoint:zoom:`

Initializes the destination.

- (instancetype)initWithDocument:(CPDFDocument *)document pageIndex:(NSInteger)pageIndex atPoint:(CGPoint)point zoom:(CGFloat)zoom

Parameters

`document`	The document with which the destination is associated.
`pageIndex`	The page index of the destination.
`point`	The point of the destination, in page space.
`zoom`	The zoom of the destination.

Discussion

Initializes the destination.

Specify point in page space. Typically, there’s no need to initialize destinations. Instead, you get them from CPDFLinkAnnotation, CPDFOutline, or CPDFView objects. Page space is a coordinate system with the origin at the lower-left corner of the current page.

Declared In

CPDFDestination.h

`document`

Returns the document with which the destination is associated.

@property (nonatomic, readonly) CPDFDocument *document

Discussion

Returns the document with which the destination is associated.