TdxPDFCustomViewer.OnSearchProgress Event

Enables you to track the search progress within the loaded PDF document.

Declaration

property OnSearchProgress: TdxPDFDocumentTextSearchProgressEvent read; write;

Remarks

Handle this event to track the search progress within the document accessible via the Sender parameter. The OnSearchProgress event is fired every time the PDF Viewer’s search engine begins processing a new document page. To identify the last processed page by its zero-based index, use the APageIndex parameter. The APercent parameter returns a percentage value calculated as the ratio between the number of processed pages and the Document.PageCount property value multiplied by 100.

The OnSearchProgress event is not raised if:

• The search operation is restarted with identical search string and settings;

• An end-user navigates between text string matches in the highlighted results mode by clicking the Previous or Next button on the Find panel or pressing the Enter/F3 key.

The APercent parameter value is particularly useful if you need to visualize the progress of a time-consuming text search operation by using a progress bar. The following code example displays the current search position via the TcxProgressBar component:

Delphi

cxProgressBar1: TcxProgressBar;  // The progress bar control
//...
TMyForm.dxPDFViewer1SearchProgress(Sender: TdxPDFDocument; APageIndex, APercent: Integer);
begin
  cxProgressBar1.Position := APercent;
end;

C++

TcxProgressBar *cxProgressBar1;  // The progress bar control
//...
void __fastcall TMyForm::dxPDFViewer1SearchProgress(TdxPDFDocument* Sender, int APageIndex, int APercent)
{
  cxProgressBar1->Position = APercent;
}