Aspose.Slides for .NET 20.11 Release Notes
Key | Summary | Category |
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SLIDESNET-42195 | File corruption saving through Aspose.Slides | Investigation |
SLIDESNET-42128 | Support for caching PPTX using Aspose.Slides | Investigation |
SLIDESNET-39938 | Issue in generated result | Investigation |
SLIDESNET-42201 | Ability to test presentation password to open | Feature |
SLIDESNET-42020 | Support for Map type chart in Aspose.Slides | Feature |
SLIDESNET-38917 | Ability to test presentation password to modify | Feature |
SLIDESNET-36008 | Support to verify the presentation password | Feature |
SLIDESNET-42240 | Save presentation throws the ‘The method or operation is not implemented.’ | Bug |
SLIDESNET-42239 | ODP gradient deserialization throws ArgumentNullException | Bug |
SLIDESNET-42236 | PPTX to PDF conversion: Aspose.Slides.PptxReadException: ‘Unknown series type’ | Bug |
SLIDESNET-42211 | Chart missing in exported PDF | Bug |
SLIDESNET-42209 | IOException is thrown when trying to analyze TXT file with PresentationFactory.GetPresentationInfo | Bug |
SLIDESNET-42202 | Wrong background rendering | Bug |
SLIDESNET-42199 | Chart doesn’t render properly | Bug |
SLIDESNET-42170 | Thumbnail improperly generated using Aspose.Slides for .NET 20.8 | Bug |
SLIDESNET-42164 | API hangs infinitely on generating slide thumbnail | Bug |
SLIDESNET-42163 | Sunburst chart creation fails if first branch contains less levels of nesting than the following. | Bug |
SLIDESNET-42162 | Bullet indentation is disturbed on importing HTML | Bug |
SLIDESNET-42141 | Generate wrong image when saving slide as jpg | Bug |
SLIDESNET-42127 | Memory spike while saving Presentation | Bug |
SLIDESNET-42118 | EMF text improperly rendered in exported PDF | Bug |
SLIDESNET-42108 | Unable to save presentation to pdf with chart data that has row with numbers 85/15 | Bug |
SLIDESNET-42106 | Can’t convert pptx file (PptxReadException: Unknown series type) | Bug |
SLIDESNET-42100 | Chart improperly rendered in exported PDF | Bug |
SLIDESNET-42092 | Exception on loading Presentation file | Bug |
SLIDESNET-42047 | XmlException on exporting to PDF | Bug |
SLIDESNET-41965 | In case of font is missing - no error message was displayed | Bug |
SLIDESNET-40961 | Emf image improperly rendered in generated thumbnail | Bug |
SLIDESNET-40686 | High memory consumption while loading and saving pptx | Bug |
SLIDESNET-39779 | ‘Some of the embedded fonts in your presentation cannot be installed’ message appears in saved presentation | Bug |
Public API Changes
Partial support of Map charts has been added
Partial support of Map charts has been added. It means that you can create, edit, and save charts. Rendering options are limited since Microsoft Office uses Bing data provider for generating chart image. So any changes related to the Map charts made within Aspose.Slides won’t affect the rendering results. If the chart was loaded from an input file, the cached image from the PPTX package will be used for rendering purposes.
Following enum values have been added:
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CombinableSeriesTypesGroup.MapChart
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ChartType.Map
Methods:
Properties:
Following example shows how to create a map chart from scratch:
using (Presentation presentation = new Presentation())
{
//create empty chart
IChart chart = presentation.Slides[0].Shapes.AddChart(ChartType.Map, 50, 50, 500, 400, false);
IChartDataWorkbook wb = chart.ChartData.ChartDataWorkbook;
//Add series and few data points
IChartSeries series = chart.ChartData.Series.Add(ChartType.Map);
series.DataPoints.AddDataPointForMapSeries(wb.GetCell(0, "B2", 5));
series.DataPoints.AddDataPointForMapSeries(wb.GetCell(0, "B3", 1));
series.DataPoints.AddDataPointForMapSeries(wb.GetCell(0, "B4", 10));
//add categories
chart.ChartData.Categories.Add(wb.GetCell(0, "A2", "United States"));
chart.ChartData.Categories.Add(wb.GetCell(0, "A3", "Mexico"));
chart.ChartData.Categories.Add(wb.GetCell(0, "A4", "Brazil"));
//change data point value
IChartDataPoint dataPoint = series.DataPoints[1];
dataPoint.ColorValue.AsCell.Value = "15";
//set data point appearance
dataPoint.Format.Fill.FillType = FillType.Solid;
dataPoint.Format.Fill.SolidFillColor.Color = Color.Green;
presentation.Save("output.pptx", SaveFormat.Pptx);
}
- When you first open a presentation in PP it may take a few seconds to upload an image of the chart from the Bing service since we don’t provide the cached image.
Checking password to open via IPresentationInfo interface
CheckPassword method has been added to IPresentationInfo interface and PresentationInfo class. This method allows checking whether a presentation is protected by a password to open.
Method declaration:
/// <summary>
/// Checks whether a password is correct for a presentation protected with open password.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="password">The password to check.</param>
/// <returns>
/// True if the presentation is protected with open password and the password is correct and false otherwise.
/// </returns>
/// <remarks>
/// When the password is null or empty, this method returns false.
/// </remarks>
bool CheckPassword(string password);
The example below demonstrates how to check a password to open a presentation:
IPresentationInfo info = PresentationFactory.Instance.GetPresentationInfo("pres.pptx");
bool isPasswordCorrect = info.CheckPassword("my_password");
ITextFrameFormat.KeepTextFlat property has been added
A new property KeepTextFlat has been added to ITextFrameFormat interface.
Using this property allows to keep text out of 3D scene entirely.
Property declaration:
/// <summary>
/// Returns or set keeping text out of 3D scene entirely.
/// Read/write <see cref="bool"/>.
/// </summary>
bool KeepTextFlat { get; set; }
The code snippet below demonstrates setting keep text out of 3D scene:
using (Presentation pres = new Presentation("Presentation.pptx"))
{
IAutoShape shape = pres.Slides[0].Shapes[0] as AutoShape;
if (shape != null)
{
shape.TextFrame.TextFrameFormat.KeepTextFlat = true;
}
}