Method SkStamp

SkStamp(SKPaint, SKTypeface, TextBuilder)

Whether to textually stamp the signature image

Declaration

public Behaviour SkStamp(SKPaint paint = null, SKTypeface sKtypeface = null, TextBuilder textBuilder = null)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
SkiaSharp.SKPaint	paint	This Sets the color of the text.
SkiaSharp.SKTypeface	sKtypeface	This Sets font name . checkout SKFontFamily name List.
TextBuilder	textBuilder	The desired text builder.

Returns

Type	Description
Behaviour	Behaviour

Examples

This example uses the default stamp

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

This example uses the default stamp in green

Behaviour behaviour = Behaviour.GetDefault().SKStamp(SKColors.Green);

This example uses the default stamp text without the signing reason

Behaviour behaviour = Behaviour.GetDefault()
    .SKStamp(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().SKStamp(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.