Method Stamp

Stamp(Brush, Font, TextBuilder)

Whether to textually stamp the signature image

Declaration

public Behaviour Stamp(Brush brush = null, Font font = null, TextBuilder textBuilder = null)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
System.Drawing.Brush	brush	The desired brush.
System.Drawing.Font	font	The desired font.
TextBuilder	textBuilder	The desired text builder.

Returns

Type	Description
Behaviour

Remarks

The desired font might be resized such that the stamp text fits the signature field. This method may crash on Linux and MacOs, use SKStamp instead

Examples

This example uses the default stamp

Behaviour behaviour = Behaviour.GetDefault().Stamp();

This example uses the default stamp in green

Behaviour behaviour = Behaviour.GetDefault().Stamp(Brushes.Green);

This example uses the default stamp text without the signing reason

Behaviour behaviour = Behaviour.GetDefault()
    .Stamp(null, null, Sig.SignAPI.Stamp.DefaultTextBuilder.Get(true, false, true, true));

This is an example for a custom text builder that prints the signer in bold.

The {signedBy} part makes a translated version of the text "Signed by" appear.

static string CustomStampTextBuilder(string signedBy, string signer, string reasonForSigningIs, string reason, string locationAndDateIs, string location, DateTime dateTime)
{
    return $"{signedBy}: <b>{signer}</b>";
}

in another method block, one would use it as follows

Behaviour behaviour = Behaviour.GetDefault().Stamp(null, null, CustomStampTextBuilder);

In custom stamp text builders the following markup tags lead to

<b>bold text</b>

<i>italic text</i>

<u>underlined text</u>

<br> line breaks.