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I want to reference / edit embedded go-to action.

Community Beginner ,
Dec 18, 2018 Dec 18, 2018

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Hello

I am creating an application in C ++ using Acrobat SDK.

In Japan, we developed d-LinkMaker (www.d-sols.com). However, there are still incomplete places.

I want to reference / edit embedded go-to action.

Please tell me how to read the file name of embedded document.

if (PDActionGetSubtype(pdAction) ==  ASAtomFromString( "GoToE" )){

     ASInt32 destPage;
     ASAtom fitType;
     ASFixedRect destRect;
     ASFixed zoom;

     PDViewDestination pdViewDest = PDActionGetDest(pdAction);

     if (PDViewDestIsValid(pdViewDest)) {

           PDViewDestGetAttr(pdViewDest, &destPage, &fitType, &destRect, &zoom);
      } else {

          *

          *

          *

     }

     //********************************************************

     PDFileSpec  filespec =  PDActionGetFileSpec(pdAction);      // No good

    

     CosObj  coAction =  PDActionGetCosObj(pdAction);
     CosObj  coFIL =  CosDictGet(coAction,  ASAtomFromString( "N" ));     // No good

     //*******************************************************************************

}

1 0 obj% Link to a child

<< /Type /Action

/S /GoToE

/D (Chapter 1)

/T << /R /C

/N (Embedded document) >>

>>

endobj

2 0 obj% Link to the parent

<< /Type /Action

/S /GoToE

/D (Chapter 1)

/T << /R /P >>

>>

endobj

3 0 obj% Link to a sibling

<< /Type /Action

/S /GoToE

/D (Chapter 1)

/T << /R /P

/T << /R /C

/N (Another embedded document) >>

>>

>>

endobj

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Community Expert , Dec 20, 2018 Dec 20, 2018

The Acrobat SDK does not contain high level API objects and functions for every part of the spec. Instead it provides functions for manipulating the PDF at the low level, i.e. COS.  So your code needs to be a mix of the two. Use PDAction and PDNameTree APIs to get the objects of interest, the use COS to get at and modify the details of the specific objects.

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Adobe Employee ,
Dec 19, 2018 Dec 19, 2018

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GoToE actions are one place that you will need to do the heavy lifting yourself…

You can use PDActionGetDestinationName() to get the value of N from the Action dictionary – but then it’s entirely up to you to work with the EmbeddedFiles name tree to find the right one…

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Community Beginner ,
Dec 19, 2018 Dec 19, 2018

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Thanks for the reply.

But what is PDActionGetDestinationName ()?

It is not found in the PDF Library API Reference.

Maybe, is there an Adobe PDF Library?

I am developing only with Acrobat DC SDK.

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Dec 20, 2018 Dec 20, 2018

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Maybe it's Adobe internal. Trivial to do anyway. The API which will save you a lot of work is PDNameTree.

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The Acrobat SDK does not contain high level API objects and functions for every part of the spec. Instead it provides functions for manipulating the PDF at the low level, i.e. COS.  So your code needs to be a mix of the two. Use PDAction and PDNameTree APIs to get the objects of interest, the use COS to get at and modify the details of the specific objects.

Thom Parker - Software Developer at PDFScripting
Use the Acrobat JavaScript Reference early and often

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thank you everyone.

I understood how to do it.

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I think Leonard is saying you need to use the COS level functions to get at and change the details.

Thom Parker - Software Developer at PDFScripting
Use the Acrobat JavaScript Reference early and often

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