Release Highlights

Aspose.PDF for C++ 24.12 on Linux enhances PDF document processing with better font analysis, raw image data extraction, and streamlined namespace usage. Ideal for document automation in Linux-based CI/CD environments.

New Feature

• Analyze Fonts on Linux: Use RenderingOptions::get_AnalyzeFonts() to inspect embedded fonts for validation and optimization.
• Enhanced TextStamp API: Control font sizing and layout precision using new TextStamp attributes.
• Image Data Extraction: Access raw embedded images with XImage::GetRawImageData().
• Object Relocation: Move PDF content with pixel-precision via Rectangle::MoveBy(double, double).
• Link Optimization: Set LinkDuplicateStreamsScanLevel to reduce stream duplication in exported files.
• OutputIntent Support: Enable ICC profile-based output setup with the new OutputIntent(String) constructor.
• PdfAction Status Check: Ensure interactive elements are initialized using get_IsInitialized().

Enhancement

• Linux Namespace Simplification: Flattened class access (e.g., Aspose.Pdf.Footer, PageNumber, etc.) makes development faster and cleaner in Linux IDEs and CLI tooling.

Fix

• No API removals. All changes maintain backward compatibility and improve API discoverability for Linux-based systems.

👉 You can view the full list of updates by visiting Aspose.PDF for C++ 24.12 Release Notes

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