QtPDF not availabel on mac?
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Use free poppler for pdf( under GPLv2 or GPLv3) . It is not hard to add it.
Qt uses PDFium. https://wiki.qt.io/Handling_PDF
Poppler seems even better than PDFium
https://hub.alfresco.com/t5/alfresco-content-services-blog/pdf-rendering-engine-performance-and-fidelity-comparison/ba-p/287618 -
Qt PDF is available under both GPLv3 and LGPLv3.
https://marketplace.qt.io/products/qtpdf -
@JoeCFD Thanks for your reply. I can't run the example with error "Unknown modules in Qt: pdf". It is wired why Qt can't find the module, because the Qt5Pdf.dll is in msvc2019_64/bin directory, and Qt5Pdf.lib in msvc2019_64/lib directory. But in msvc2019_64/include directory there is no subfolder named Qt5Pdf.
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You have to install this component
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@JoeCFD said in QtPDF not availabel on mac?:
Thanks for your reply. I have complied this component. And it works.
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@JoeCFD I want develop a pdf application in which I want to edit the pdf file, adding a digit signature in the pdf. What pdf library do you think is proper for the purpose?
I have find PoDoFo, and poppler, QtPdf(seems can't modify pdf). Again thanks for your time. -
I am successfully using PoDoFo from vcpkg for manipulating PDF (merging files, adding text content ,etc) files in my Qt 6.1 cmake project. Adding digital signatures with it should be possible ( I have read some code for it in the library but I don't have a use-case currently).
Be sure to install the [fontconfig] version of podofo otherwise you will get unexpected crashes on windows when drawing text with fonts.
Coding with it is quite straightforward although the documentation could be better - but I am no fluent c++ coder. -
@DerReisende Thank you. I will try it.