Class
PDFAnnotationButtonWidget
A PDFAnnotationButtonWidget object provides user interactivity on a page of a PDF document. There are three types of buttons available: push button, radio button, and checkbox.
SDK
- macOS 10.4–10.12Deprecated
Overview
PDFAnnotationButtonWidget inherits general annotation behavior from the PDFAnnotation class. If you use a PDFAnnotationButtonWidget object, your application must handle hit testing, unless you are simply using PDFView to display content. This is because PDFView automatically handles hit testing for you.
Topics
Getting and Setting the Control Type
Getting and Setting the Control’s State
Getting and Setting the Control’s Appearance
Getting and Setting the Control Label Font Attributes
Getting and Setting the Control Label Text
Managing Radio Button Behavior
Managing Control State Values and Form Fields
See Also
Annotation Types
class PDFAnnotationChoiceWidgetA PDFAnnotationChoiceWidget object provides user interactivity on a page of a PDF document, in the form of pop-up menus and lists.
class PDFAnnotationMarkupA PDFAnnotationMarkup object appears as highlighting, underlining, or a strikethrough style applied to the text of a document.
class PDFAnnotationPopupA PDFAnnotationPopup object provides user interactivity on a PDF page in the form of a pop-up menu.
class PDFAnnotationStampA PDFAnnotationStamp object allows you to display a word or phrase, such as “Confidential,“ in a PDF page.
class PDFAnnotationTextA PDFAnnotationText object displays as an icon (such as a “sticky note”) attached to a specified point in the PDF document.