CurrentPageNumber Property

Gets the current page number.

public virtual int CurrentPageNumber {get;} 

Public Overridable ReadOnly Property CurrentPageNumber() As Integer 
   Get 

public: 
   virtual property int CurrentPageNumber 
   { 
      int get() 
   } 

Property Value

The 1-based number of the current page.

The CurrentPageNumber is the page with the largest area currently visible in the View.

This is obtained by calling View.ImageViewer.GetLargestVisibleItemIndex.

The value changes when the user scrolls the view or zooms in or out and should not be saved. Instead, use CurrentPageNumber every time the "largest visible page" is needed. For example, the application can have a "Find text in this page" or "Find text in the whole document" operations. When the user runs the "Find text in this page", they are referring to the largest page in the viewer, and the application should call CurrentPageNumber to get this value when the action is invoked.

CurrentPageNumber is used in end-user applications as well as internally with many Commands. The value will update automatically as the user scrolls through and interacts with the View. The CurrentPageNumber algorithm is "smart" and will generally either show one of the following states:

• The page with the largest percentage of itself visible in the View (found by calling View.ImageViewer.GetLargestVisibleItemIndex)
• The last page the user interacted with (through touch, drag, etc.)

To tie CurrentPageNumber with the current View's ImageViewer.ActiveItem and not update when the user scrolls the view, set the value of SmartCurrentPageNumber to false.

Users can listen for changes to CurrentPageNumber (and cancel incoming changes) by listening for the DocumentViewerOperation.CurrentPageNumberChanged operation. CurrentPageNumberChangeData and CurrentPageNumberChangedCause will be available to inspect the changing page number and its cause.

Start with the example created in DocumentViewer, remove all the code in the Example function and add the code below.

When the user clicks the Example button and then the user changes the page number, the change is intercepted and the current page is shown in the label.

using Leadtools; 
using Leadtools.Controls; 
using Leadtools.Document; 
using Leadtools.Document.Viewer; 
using Leadtools.Codecs; 
using Leadtools.Caching; 
using Leadtools.Annotations.Engine; 
using Leadtools.Ocr; 
 
 
// Disable the example button, this should only run once 
exampleButton.Enabled = false; 
_documentViewer.Operation += (sender, e) => 
{ 
   if (e.Operation == DocumentViewerOperation.GotoPage && e.IsPostOperation) 
   { 
      var pageNumber = _documentViewer.CurrentPageNumber; 
      var infoLabel = this.Controls.Find("infoLabel", true)[0]; 
      infoLabel.Text = "Current page number is " + pageNumber; 
   } 
}; 

Imports Leadtools 
Imports Leadtools.Controls 
Imports Leadtools.Document 
Imports Leadtools.Document.Viewer 
Imports Leadtools.Codecs 
Imports Leadtools.Caching 
Imports Leadtools.Annotations.Engine 
Imports Leadtools.Ocr 
 
' Disable the example button, this should only run once 
exampleButton.Enabled = False 
AddHandler _documentViewer.Operation, 
   Sub(sender, e) 
      If e.Operation = DocumentViewerOperation.GotoPage AndAlso e.IsPostOperation Then 
         Dim pageNumber As Integer = _documentViewer.CurrentPageNumber 
         Dim infoLabel As Control = Me.Controls.Find("infoLabel", True)(0) 
         infoLabel.Text = "Current page number is " + pageNumber.ToString() 
      End If 
   End Sub 

Reference

DocumentViewer Class

DocumentViewer Members

Leadtools.Document.Viewer Namespace