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This is a minimal, complete example that shows the issue:
annotation=AnnotationBuilder.rectangle(
# array of four integers [xLL, yLL, xUR, yUR] specifying the clickable rectangular area# add LowerLeft to UpperRight to maintain width and heightrect=(42, 42, (510+42), (340+42)),
# interiour_color="#bcceeb",
)
I did the test and the color not being present seems to be interpreted as transparent at least in Acrobat Reader and PDF.js
I can see it if I add : annotation[pypdf.generic.NameObject("/C")] = pypdf.generic.ArrayObject([pypdf.generic.FloatObject(1.0),pypdf.generic.FloatObject(0.0),pypdf.generic.FloatObject(0.0)])
@MartinThoma can you confirm the behavior. Shouldn't it be a good idea to add params to pass the border color and/or a variable to set the default color?
I think for all annotations we should make all new arguments keyword-only. It's very likely that we will add quite a bunch of parameters and I don't want to have (a) a very inconsistent order or (b) do weird hacks around ordering.
When trying to create a rectangle on pdf, there is no box displayed.
If the argument interiour_color is passed, then the rectangle is displayed.
How to create just a bordered rectangle as displayed in
https://pypdf.readthedocs.io/en/stable/user/adding-pdf-annotations.html#rectangle
Environment
Code + PDF
This is a minimal, complete example that shows the issue:
samplerectangle.pdf
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