Aspose.Slides FOSS for C++ は、PowerPoint の .pptx ファイルを扱うための MIT ライセンスのライブラリです。CMake FetchContent を使用して統合すれば、Microsoft Office や任意のプロプライエタリランタイムをインストールせずに、すぐにプレゼンテーションの作成、読み取り、編集を開始できます。
このライブラリは、PowerPoint 自体が使用する概念モデルである Presentation、Slide、ShapeCollection、TextFrame、Paragraph、Portion を中心とした Presentation API を提供します。スライドの追加・削除、AutoShape、テーブル、コネクタの挿入、太字・斜体・フォントサイズ・色による文字レベルのテキスト書式設定、単色またはグラデーションの塗りつぶしの適用、そして視覚効果(影、光彩、ぼかし、反射)の追加が可能です。
RAII セマンティクスにより信頼性の高いリソースクリーンアップが保証され、Presentation デストラクタが内部状態を自動的に解放します。ロード時に遭遇した未知の XML パーツは、保存時にそのまま保持されるため、往復処理(ラウンドトリップ)でライブラリがまだ理解できないコンテンツが破壊されることはありません。
このライブラリは C++20 準拠のコンパイラが必要です。
.pptx files via Presentation() or Presentation(path).SlideCollection with add_empty_slide(), remove(), and remove_at().ShapeType geometries via add_auto_shape().add_connector().NotesSlideManager.pres.comment_authors() and their associated comments.Portion objects via PortionFormat.FillFormat and FillType.EffectFormat.ParagraphFormat and set_alignment().Aspose.Slides FOSS integrates via CMake FetchContent, so no manual download or system-wide installation is needed. The library builds from source alongside your project.
The API mirrors PowerPoint’s own object model (Presentation, Slide, ShapeCollection, TextFrame, Paragraph, Portion), so anyone familiar with the PowerPoint object model can use the library immediately. It is MIT-licensed, open-source on GitHub, and requires a C++20-compliant compiler.
RAII ensures the Presentation destructor releases all resources automatically when the object goes out of scope. add_auto_shape() takes a ShapeType enum, then x/y position and width/height in points — the shape’s text_frame provides access to set text content.
include(FetchContent)
FetchContent_Declare(
aspose_slides_foss
GIT_REPOSITORY https://github.com/aspose-slides-foss/Aspose.Slides-FOSS-for-Cpp.git
GIT_TAG main
)
FetchContent_MakeAvailable(aspose_slides_foss)
#include <Aspose/Slides/Foss/auto_shape.h>
#include <Aspose/Slides/Foss/export/save_format.h>
#include <Aspose/Slides/Foss/presentation.h>
#include <Aspose/Slides/Foss/shape_collection.h>
#include <Aspose/Slides/Foss/shape_type.h>
#include <Aspose/Slides/Foss/slide.h>
#include <Aspose/Slides/Foss/slide_collection.h>
#include <Aspose/Slides/Foss/text_frame.h>
int main() {
Aspose::Slides::Foss::Presentation prs;
auto& slide = prs.slides()[0];
// Add a rectangle AutoShape
auto& shape = slide.shapes().add_auto_shape(
Aspose::Slides::Foss::ShapeType::RECTANGLE,
50, 50, 400, 150
);
shape.text_frame()->set_text("Hello, Aspose.Slides!");
prs.save("output.pptx", Aspose::Slides::Foss::SaveFormat::PPTX);
return 0;
}
Text formatting works at the Portion level — the smallest unit of a run of characters. Open the saved file, navigate to the first portion of the first paragraph, and set font properties directly. Shape fill is independent: set the fill type to solid and assign a color.
#include <Aspose/Slides/Foss/presentation.h>
namespace asf = Aspose::Slides::Foss;
int main() {
asf::Presentation prs("output.pptx");
auto& shape = prs.slides()[0].shapes()[0];
auto& portion = shape.text_frame()
->paragraphs()[0].portions()[0];
// Bold, 18pt text
portion.portion_format().set_font_bold(asf::NullableBool::TRUE);
portion.portion_format().set_font_height(18);
// Solid background fill on the shape
shape.fill_format().set_fill_type(asf::FillType::SOLID);
prs.save("formatted.pptx", asf::SaveFormat::PPTX);
return 0;
}
It is a free, MIT-licensed C++ library for creating, reading, and editing PowerPoint .pptx presentations without requiring Microsoft Office.
PPTX is the supported read/write format. Export to PDF, HTML, SVG, or images is not available in this edition.
No. Aspose.Slides FOSS is a standalone C++ library with no dependency on Microsoft Office, COM automation, or any proprietary runtime.
Use CMake FetchContent to integrate the library directly from GitHub. The library requires a C++20-compliant compiler.
Yes. The library supports outer shadow, glow, blur, and reflection effects on any shape object via the EffectFormat API.
Yes. The Presentation destructor releases all internal state automatically, so no explicit cleanup is needed.
No. Unknown XML parts encountered during load are preserved verbatim on save, so content the library does not yet understand is never lost.
The library is MIT-licensed and hosted on GitHub. Bug reports and pull requests are welcome.