Be VERY careful about the name of the font (see note at end).

I pre-scan all my fonts and group them by name so that only add them once. His method of handling this works, but it is slow.

Note: the author's note about loading a font twice causes an exception is correct. The best example of how to write the code can be found at.According to ThomasH the PDFSharp team expected people to download the sample, which has a very different piece of code in its sample. I found the code in the PDFSharp page called ' Private Fonts' misleading.You MUST use the WPF version of 1.32, not the GDI+ version.There are plenty of beta releases for 1.50 but this answer is about 1.32 version. fonts not already installed on you system, with PDFSharp then you need to do the following.Īt this point in time, March 2015, the only released NuGet library that works with private fonts is the PDFsharp + MigraDoc (WPF) release. Ok, the answer to this is fairly complex, but in case it helps someone else then here is the answer. See this SO post on my second issues and information on the new font resolver which solved my problem. In the end I swapped to PDFSharp WPF 1.50 beta as its font handling is MUCH better. otf font to no avail.Ĭould someone point me in the right direction please? Update I am assuming it break on the line if (!typeface2.TryGetGlyphTypeface(out typeface)) but I can't be sure. Inspecting the variables inside the Initialise method at this point it has: At this point PdfSharp breaks inside the private void Initialise() method inside the PdfSharp.Drawing namespace. Where fontStyle.Name is the name of the font without the # on the front. When I use this approach I can successfully add the font but when I come to use the command: var font = new XFont(fontStyle.Name, new XUnit(fontStyle.SizePt, XGraphicsUnit.Point), XFontStyle.Regular, _fontOptions) I therefore have followed what looked like an excellent example, but it does not work for me. On line 22, but I cannot find any reference to fontFamilies in assembly. However this example contains the code: (key, fontFamily) The latest is this stackoverflow article which refers to this example on the PdfSharp site. I have found numerous items on the forum and on StackOverFlow.

I am using PDFSharp + MigraDoc WPF version.

not installed on the system, TrueType fonts and having trouble. I am trying to add text to a PDF document using private, i.e.

Chinese font style uwp