Acrocolor Extended Api - Adobe ACROBAT SDK 8.1 Manual

Adobe Acrobat SDK
Developing Plug-ins and Applications
During execution, a plug-in performs the following tasks:
1. Respond to the following callbacks for each domain:
SCEnableProc
●
SCGetTextProc
●
SCCompletionProc
●
2. The client may call other Spelling HFT services during execution even if it did not add a domain.
During its
1. Remove all spelling domains added during initialization using the
2. Free all memory associated with
scClientData
3. Free the
Several of the Spelling API methods (
input strings as parameters, and several methods return strings as output parameters.
Input strings are either big-endian Unicode strings with the bytes 0xFE 0xFF prepended, or strings with
PDFDocEncoding
is UCS-2 it may have embedded language and country information.
Output text is in big-endian UCS-2 format with the bytes 0xFE 0xFF prepended. This string can be
converted to a host encoded string by using the
methods:
char **altArray = NULL;
ASInt32 altCount = 0;
ASBool status = SpellCheckWord(acd, cWord, NULL, 0, &altArray, &altCount);
if (altCount) {
ASText ast = ASTextFromPDText(altArray[1]);
char* altWord = ASTextGetEncodedCopy(ast, (ASHostEncoding)
PDGetHostEncoding() );
}

AcroColor extended API

AcroColor is an HFT that allows you to access the AcroColor engine (ACE), which controls color profile
management for Adobe Acrobat. Plug-ins can import the AcroColor HFT to use the color management
methods.
While not, strictly speaking, an "extended API" (since the API is not exposed from a plug-in) the AcroColor
API is included here with the extended APIs since it doesn't fit into the "layered" structure of the Acrobat
core API. The AcroColor APIs, unlike the other extended APIs, can be used by the PDF Library.
The AcroColor HFT encapsulates color management into a set of convenient objects and functions. The
objects represent basic color-management entities:
The color management engine, or ACE, which is used by the underlying software to control a color
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management session.
is called by Spelling to ask if this domain has anything that needs to be checked
is called to get a text buffer to be checked.
is called after the user has modified the text buffer.
, a plug-in should perform the following tasks:
unloadCallback
).
block(s).
SpellCheckParam
. In either case a string is expected to have the appropriate null-termination. If a string
block(s) (
SpellCheckParam
,
SpellCheck SpellCheckText
ASTextFromPDText
Working with Acrobat Extended APIs
AcroColor extended API
SpellRemoveDomain
,
scInBuffer scOutBuffer
, and
SpellCheckWord
and
ASTextGetEncodedCopy
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method.
, and
) take