Tools.Active.ZoomIn

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Hi, I've found out that executing the command

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SetProperty("Tools.Active", "ZoomIn");

you get not only the tool in the form of loupe mouse pointer, but the document is also zoomed in. If you execute its counterpart

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SetProperty("Tools.Active", "ZoomOut");

you get only the tool. Is it a bug?


Thanks

[Vasyl - PDF-XChange]

Hi, relapse.

We cannot reproduce this behavior. One thing - check your 'OnEvent' handler for events from our ActiveX.
May be you have intercepted events from our viewer and called another code..

Note: changing of 'Tools.Active' property produces special event OnEvent(type=PXCVA_OnPropertyChanged, name="Tools.Active", ...)

HTH

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This is my click event handler:

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        private void btnLoupe_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
        {
            pdfViewer.SetProperty("Tools.Active", "ZoomIn");
        }

There are no commands for changing zoom such as:

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                object data;
                pdfViewer.DoVerb(null, "ExecuteCommand", "ZoomViewIn", out data);

Nevertheless if I click on my loupe button first time, the document will be enlarged one defined step (+ 25%) instead of simple changing the mouse pointer.

P.S.: I've found no event interception in my code. I also deactivated capturing of mouse events in order to test, it doesn't help, the behavior remains.

[Stefan - PDF-XChange]

Hello relapse,

I am also unable to reproduce your problem with the ZoomIn tool.
Tried
SetProperty("Tools.Active", "ZoomIn");
- which works, and then tried it with specifying the flags parameter:
SetProperty("Tools.Active", "ZoomIn", 0);
And it still worked as expected and the result was just selecting the tool. No zooming in of the current active document.

Best,
Stefan

[Vasyl - PDF-XChange]

Hi, relapse.

Can you send us the simple example program reproducing?

Please ensure all license info is removed.

Thanks

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I'll do it! I need some time because I have to complete other issues at the moment.

[Stefan - PDF-XChange]

Sure relapse,

We are here so when you have the time - do send the project and we will take a look.

Best,
Stefan

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I've found it! Sorry, my other spin: I placed another button (with same icon - my buttons have icons) over the right one and set the right one as collapsed. The false button called ZoomIn function and not the loupe tool. I've noticed it as I've set a new icon for the button and haven't seen the change. I'm very sorry.

I hope it will be my last "bug" of such stupidity.

[Stefan - PDF-XChange]