Poppler.Dest¶
Fields¶
Name  | 
Type  | 
Access  | 
Description  | 
|---|---|---|---|
bottom  | 
r/w  | 
bottom coordinate  | 
|
change_left  | 
r/w  | 
whether left coordinate should be changed  | 
|
change_top  | 
r/w  | 
whether top coordinate should be changed  | 
|
change_zoom  | 
r/w  | 
whether scale factor should be changed  | 
|
left  | 
r/w  | 
left coordinate  | 
|
named_dest  | 
r/w  | 
name of the destination (  | 
|
page_num  | 
r/w  | 
page number  | 
|
right  | 
r/w  | 
right coordinate  | 
|
top  | 
r/w  | 
top coordinate  | 
|
type  | 
r/w  | 
type of destination  | 
|
zoom  | 
r/w  | 
scale factor  | 
Methods¶
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Details¶
- class Poppler.Dest¶
 Data structure for holding a destination
Note that named_dest is the string representation of the named destination. This is the right form to pass to poppler functions, e.g.
Poppler.Document.find_dest(), but to get the destination as it appears in the PDF itself, you need to convert it to a bytestring withPoppler.named_dest_to_bytestring() first. Also note that named_dest does not have a defined encoding and is not in a form suitable to be displayed to the user.Since 24.10 this type supports g_autoptr
- copy()¶
 - Returns:
 a new destination identical to self
- Return type:
 
Copies self, creating an identical
Poppler.Dest.
- free()¶
 Frees self