Declaration

function ImportPagesIntoPDF(const Filename: String; const SourceFilename: String; const Pages: array of Integer; InsertIndex: Integer = -1): Boolean; overload;
function ImportPagesIntoPDF(const Filename: String; const SourceFilename: String; const PgIndex, PgCount: Integer; InsertIndex: Integer = -1): Boolean; overload;
function ImportPagesIntoPDF(const Filename: String; const SourceFilename: String; const ImportRange: string = ''; InsertIndex: Integer = -1): Boolean; overload;

Description

Import pages into a PDF from another PDF file.

The pages to import are specified by ImportRange or the Pages array. If a null value is specified, ALL pages are imported.
ImportRange is a string, e.g. "1,3,5-7". IT IS ONE-BASED.
Pages is an array of page indexes, e.g. [0, 2, 4, 5, 6]. IT IS ZERO-BASED.
PgIndex, PgCount specifies a range of page indexes, e.g. 0 to 6. IT IS ZERO-BASED.

The following will have the same effect:

ImportPagesIntoPDF( 'C:\Document.pdf', 'C:\SrcDocument.pdf', '1,3,5-7' );
ImportPagesIntoPDF( 'C:\Document.pdf', 'C:\SrcDocument.pdf', [0, 2, 4, 5, 6] );


InsertIndex specifies the insertion position, e.g. specifying 1 will make the imported document the second page (becomes index 1). If -1 is specified, the pages are added to the end of the document.

Result will be true if the import succeeds.

Note: These methods require the PDFium PlugIn

Examples

// Copy all pages from a PDF File
ImportPagesIntoPDF( 'C:\Document.pdf', 'C:\SrcDocument.pdf' );

// Import the first page from a PDF File and make it the first page of this document
ImportPagesIntoPDF( 'C:\Document.pdf', 'C:\SrcDocument.pdf', [0], 0 );

// Which is the same as
ImportPagesIntoPDF( 'C:\Document.pdf', 'C:\SrcDocument.pdf', '1', 0 );

See Also

◼ DeletePagesFromPDF
◼ IEPDFPageCount

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