cpdf_global_set_document_limitsDescriptionSets the total number of various items that can appear in a generated PDF document. This function must be called before cpdf_open() . ExampleExample 132. Set document limits // Allow only 10 pages, 5 fonts, 5 images // no annotations and 10 objects cpdf_global_set_document_limits(10, 5, 5, 0, 10); // start a PDF document $cpdf = cpdf_open(0, "test.pdf"); // create a 600x400 page cpdf_page_init($cpdf, 1, 0, 600, 400, 1); // display some text cpdf_begin_text($cpdf); cpdf_set_font($cpdf, "Helvetica", 18, "WinAnsiEncoding"); cpdf_show_xy($cpdf, "This is a test", 50, 500); cpdf_end_text($cpdf); // close and write document cpdf_finalize($cpdf); cpdf_close($cpdf);
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