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Post by eliran glob1.
is it possible to get with c# ItextSharp, or other tool , the actual
(real) rotation angle
of PDF text page (not an image)?
This is done like this: reader.GetPageRotation(page)
Only 4 values are possible (as explained in ISO-32000-1): 0, 90, 180, 270
(OK, OK, values such as 360, 450,... are also possible, but they don't
make much sense, do they?)
Post by eliran globvar rotate = reader.GetPageRotation(page)
but it always gives rotate=0, even the page text is rotated in 90
degree clockwise.
If rotate = 0, then the page isn't rotated. It's as simple as that.
I think that you are confusing page dimensions and rotation.
Let's consider a page of size A4. This page is 595 user units wide and
842 user units high if you look at it in portrait.
There are two ways to present this page in landscape.
1. You can define the page by keeping the width 595 and the height 842
and introducing a rotation of 90 degrees.
2. You can define the page by keeping the rotation 0 and defining the
width as 842 and the height as 595.
My guess is that you encountered a page that was created by switching
the values of the width and the height.
In that case, it is only normal that the rotation is 0.
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