* and scaling
* Here are several example of image placement
*/
$pdf->image_place($image, 200, 300, $firstpage);
$pdf->image_place($image, 300, 300, $firstpage, array('scale' => 10, 'rotation' => 30));
$pdf->image_place($image, 400, 300, $firstpage, array('scale' => 25, 'rotation' => 60));
/* A quick example for creating additional pages
* and placing objects on them.
*/
$secondpage = $pdf->new_page("legal");
$pdf->draw_rectangle(998, 10, 10, 602, $secondpage);
$pdf->draw_text(300, 450, "Page #2", $secondpage);
$pdf->draw_text(300, 400, "backslashes (\\) cause no problems", $secondpage);
/* Circle command is new to 2.1
*/
$pdf->draw_circle(150, 200, 50, $secondpage, array('mode' => 'stroke', 'strokecolor' => $pdf->get_color('blue'), 'width' => 5));
$pdf->draw_circle(300, 200, 35, $secondpage, array('mode' => 'fill'));
$pdf->draw_circle(450, 200, 50, $secondpage, array('mode' => 'fill+stroke', 'fillcolor' => $pdf->get_color('red')));
/* Uses the absolute page size notation to create
* a notecard sized page
*/
$thirdpage = $pdf->new_page("5x3in");
$pdf->draw_rectangle(198, 18, 18, 342, $thirdpage);
$pdf->draw_text(150, 100, "Page #3", $thirdpage);
/* Uses the absolute page size notation to create
* a 50x30 centimeter page
*/
$fourthpage = $pdf->new_page("50x30cm");
$pdf->draw_text(150, 100, "Page #4", $fourthpage);
/* These headers do a good job of convincing most
* browsers that they should launch their pdf viewer
