IPXS_PDFVariant::Arr_InsertString Method

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The method of interface of PDF-XChange Editor SDK.
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Insert new variant with type <code>PVT_String</code> and specified value into array container.
  
 
== Syntax ==
 
== Syntax ==
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== Parameters ==
 
== Parameters ==
 
;sVal
 
;sVal
:[in]  Value of LPWSTR.
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:[in]  Pointer to null-terminated Unicode string, which will be used as variant value. If string can be represented as ASCII string it will be stored using single byte per character, otherwise two bytes per characters will be used (same as in Unicode). If you need to add ASCII string to array it will be faster to use [[PXV:IPXS_PDFVariant_Arr_InsertStringR|Arr_InsertStringR]], but please note that if your string contain characters with codes greater than 127 they will be interpreted as codes from '''PDFDocEncoding''', not as codes from current code page.
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;nBefore
 
;nBefore
:[in, defaultvalue(-1)]  Value of ULONG.
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:[in, defaultvalue(-1)]  Specifies index of element before which we will insert new one. If index is greater or equal array size new element will be inserted at the end of array.
  
 
== Return Value ==
 
== Return Value ==

Latest revision as of 05:50, 21 August 2015


Insert new variant with type PVT_String and specified value into array container.

Syntax

HRESULT Arr_InsertString([in]                    LPWSTR  sVal,
                         [in, defaultvalue(-1)]  ULONG   nBefore);

Parameters

sVal
[in] Pointer to null-terminated Unicode string, which will be used as variant value. If string can be represented as ASCII string it will be stored using single byte per character, otherwise two bytes per characters will be used (same as in Unicode). If you need to add ASCII string to array it will be faster to use Arr_InsertStringR, but please note that if your string contain characters with codes greater than 127 they will be interpreted as codes from PDFDocEncoding, not as codes from current code page.
nBefore
[in, defaultvalue(-1)] Specifies index of element before which we will insert new one. If index is greater or equal array size new element will be inserted at the end of array.

Return Value

Returns S_OK if operation was successful or error code in other cases.

See Also

IPXS_PDFVariant