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Aspose.Words for C++ 26.4 Release Notes
This page contains release notes for Aspose.Words for C++ 26.4.
A comprehensive description of all classes, methods, and properties, along with code examples, is available on the API reference pages.
Major Features
There are most notable improvements and fixes in this regular monthly release:
- PDF Export: Improved the PDF logical structure by exporting node custom IDs to custom attributes.
- Charts: Added support for rendering data labels within funnel charts.
- Charts: Added support for applying chart style settings to leader line rendering.
- Charts: Added support for locale IDs when rendering default axis titles in DrawingML charts.
Full List of Issues Covering all Changes in this Release
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- Rendering of data labels for Funnel charts
- Preserve Node.CustomNodeId in PDF document logical structure
- Bookmark end position is changed after comparing documents
- Aspose.Words hangs upon loading DOCX document
- Content shifted to the next page due to incorrect calculation of section top and bottom margin
- Discrepancy in word count
- Import output from AW in MsoHtml lists differs from MS Word’s result
- Import of MsoHtml lists differs from MS Word’s result
- InvalidOperationException is thrown upon iterating Revisions
- Color of the leader lines is changed after converting to PDF
- Import of MsoHtml lists differs from MS Word’s result
- InvalidOperationException is thrown upon comparing documents
- StackOverflowException is thrown upon saving document
- Import of MsoHtml lists differs from MS Word’s result
- Text position is incorrect after rendering SVG
- Aspose.Words hangs upon updating fields
- Line spacing is incorrect after rendering
- Comment range is lost after comparing documents
- Image cropping is lost when HtmlSaveOptions.ScaleImageToShapeSize is used
- unexpected behavior of CompareOptions.IgnoreTables
- SVG gradient in ‘objectBoundingBox’ coordinates has incorrect angle upon rendering
- Import of MsoHtml lists differs from MS Word’s result
- CheckBox form fields are lost after loading ODT
- Tab stops of list items are collapsed incorrectly upon loading from MsoHtml
- Can not access ParentNode for a style revision upon conversion to ODT and OTT
- InvalidOperationException is thrown upon rendering document with .ShowInBalloons.FormatAndDelete
- Text orientation in table is not being displayed correctly when converting DOCX to HTML
- Part of text is missed after rendering
- Aspose.Words hangs upon rendering document
- Textbox contents disappear after converting to DOC
- Incorrect name of the default axis title on Korean, German, Portugal, Italian and Spain culture
- Form fields are lost after converting ODT
- The document round trip causes losing borders
- Aspose.Words hangs upon rendering document
- PieChart DataLabels Chart to Image issue
- Pie Chart Data labels overlaps upon rendering
- RTF to Pdf conversion issue with INDEX field rendering
- Image is rendered as red cross
- Mobiliar-Iconfont is rendered improperly
- Myriad font loses bold style
- TOC field is broken after executing mail merge with MailMergeCleanupOptions.RemoveStaticFields
- Aspose.Words hangs upon updating fields in the document.
- Regression: DOCX to PDF: Horizontal line is not rendered on Mac Preview App
- DOCX to PDF: 100% CPU usage
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 does not support printing.
- 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.