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Aspose.Words for C++ 25.10 Release Notes

Major Features

There are 64 improvements and fixes in this regular monthly release. The most notable are:

  • Text Export: Enhanced plain text conversion by adding the ability to export Office Math objects as LaTeX expressions.
  • PDF Export: Introduced a new save option for more precise control over the tagging of floating shapes as either inline or block-level elements.
  • Markdown Export: Implemented a resource-saving callback, providing developers with greater flexibility in managing how images and other resources are exported.
  • PDF/UA Export & Accessibility: Improved compliance by correctly tagging horizontal rules as artifacts, enhancing the experience for users of assistive technologies.

Full List of Issues Covering all Changes in this Release

Public API and Backward Incompatible Changes

This section lists public API changes introduced in Aspose.Words 25.10. It includes not only new and obsoleted public methods, but also a description of any changes in the behavior behind the scenes in Aspose.Words which may affect existing code. Any behavior introduced that could be seen as regression and modifies the existing behavior is especially important and is documented here.

Limitations and API Differences

Aspose.Words for C++ has some differences as compared to its equivalent .NET version of the API. This section contains information about all such functionality that is not available in the current release. The missing features will be added in future releases.

  • The current release does not support Metered license.
  • The current release does not support LINQ and Reporting features.
  • The current release does not support OpenGL 3D Shapes rendering.
  • The current release does not support loading PDF documents.
  • The current release has limited support for database features. C++ doesn’t have a common API for DB like .NET System.Data.
  • The current release supports Microsoft Visual C++ version 2019 or higher.
  • The current release supports Clang 3.9.1 or higher on Linux and only for the x86_x64 platform.
  • The current release supports macOS Monterey or later (12.0+) for the 64-bit Intel Mac platform.