How to make a report in PDF using code

How to make a report in PDF using code

Small tutorial tomake a report in PDF.


Other examples canbe taken from https://tcpdf.org/examples/


The scriptcase toolalso has the respective macros to use:https://www.scriptcase.net/docs/es_en/v81/aplicaciones-de-pdf-report/pdf-report/layout-pdf/codigo


1- You enter in theside menu in PDF Design / code where you can see some codes createdby the pdf or blank.






When executing this code of the image, the result would be





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