'''' This code is part of Document Solutions for PDF .NET demos.'' Copyright (c) MESCIUS inc. All rights reserved.''ImportsSystem.IOImportsSystem.DrawingImportsGrapeCity.Documents.PdfImportsSystem.Numerics '' Shows how to use GcPdfGraphics.Transform to rotate a text string'' (alternative way using matrix multiplication).'' See also RotatedText.PublicClassRotatedText2FunctionCreatePDF(ByVal stream AsStream) AsInteger'' Rotation angle, degrees clockwise:Dim angle = -45.0F''Dim doc = NewGcPdfDocument()Dim g = doc.NewPage().Graphics'' Create a text layout, pick a font and font size:Dim tl = g.CreateTextLayout() tl.DefaultFormat.Font = StandardFonts.Times tl.DefaultFormat.FontSize = 24'' Add a text, and perform layout: tl.Append("Rotated text.") tl.PerformLayout(True)'' Text insertion point at (1",1"):Dim ip = NewPointF(72, 72)'' Now that we have text size, create text rectangle with top left at insertion point:Dim rect = NewRectangleF(ip.X, ip.Y, tl.ContentWidth, tl.ContentHeight)'' Rotation center point in the middel of text bounding rectangle:Dim center = NewPointF(ip.X + tl.ContentWidth / 2, ip.Y + tl.ContentHeight / 2)'' Transformations can be combined by multiplying matrices.'' Note that matrix multiplication is not commutative - '' the sequence of operands is important, and is applied from last to first'' matrices being multiplied:'' 3) Translate the origin back to (0,0):'' 2) Rotate around new origin by the specified angle:'' 1) Translate the origin from default (0,0) to rotation center: g.Transform =Matrix3x2.CreateTranslation(-center.X, -center.Y) *Matrix3x2.CreateRotation((angle * Math.PI) / 180.0F) *Matrix3x2.CreateTranslation(center.X, center.Y)'' Draw rotated text and bounding rectangle: g.DrawTextLayout(tl, ip) g.DrawRectangle(rect, Color.Black, 1)'' Remove transformation and draw the bounding rectangle where the non-rotated text would have been: g.Transform = Matrix3x2.Identity g.DrawRectangle(rect, Color.ForestGreen, 1)'''' Done: doc.Save(stream)Return doc.Pages.CountEndFunctionEndClass