Class AWTFontMetrics
- java.lang.Object
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- org.pentaho.reporting.libraries.fonts.awt.AWTFontMetrics
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- All Implemented Interfaces:
FontMetrics
public class AWTFontMetrics extends Object implements FontMetrics
Creation-Date: 16.12.2005, 21:09:39- Author:
- Thomas Morgner
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description AWTFontMetrics(FontNativeContext record, Font font, FontContext context)
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description protected Graphics2D
createGraphics(FontContext context)
long
getAscent()
From the baseline to theBaselineInfo
getBaselines(int c, BaselineInfo info)
Baselines are defined for scripts, not glyphs.long
getCharWidth(int character)
long
getDescent()
The font descent is the distance from the font's baseline to the bottom of most alphanumeric characters.Font
getFont()
long
getItalicAngle()
Returns zero, as the AWT renderer will take care of the italic rendering already.long
getKerning(int previous, int character)
This method is EXPENSIVE.long
getLeading()
The standard leading, or interline spacing, is the logical amount of space to be reserved between the descent of one line of text and the ascent of the next line.long
getMaxAscent()
long
getMaxCharAdvance()
long
getMaxDescent()
long
getMaxHeight()
FontNativeContext
getNativeContext()
long
getOverlinePosition()
long
getStrikeThroughPosition()
long
getUnderlinePosition()
long
getXHeight()
The height of the lowercase 'x'.boolean
isUniformFontMetrics()
Is it guaranteed that the font always returns the same baseline info objct?
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Constructor Detail
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AWTFontMetrics
public AWTFontMetrics(FontNativeContext record, Font font, FontContext context)
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Method Detail
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createGraphics
protected Graphics2D createGraphics(FontContext context)
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getFont
public Font getFont()
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getAscent
public long getAscent()
From the baseline to the- Specified by:
getAscent
in interfaceFontMetrics
- Returns:
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getDescent
public long getDescent()
Description copied from interface:FontMetrics
The font descent is the distance from the font's baseline to the bottom of most alphanumeric characters. The descent is always a positive number.- Specified by:
getDescent
in interfaceFontMetrics
- Returns:
- the descent.
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getLeading
public long getLeading()
Description copied from interface:FontMetrics
The standard leading, or interline spacing, is the logical amount of space to be reserved between the descent of one line of text and the ascent of the next line. The height metric is calculated to include this extra space. The leading is always a positive number.- Specified by:
getLeading
in interfaceFontMetrics
- Returns:
- the leading.
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getXHeight
public long getXHeight()
The height of the lowercase 'x'. This is used as hint, which size the lowercase characters will have.- Specified by:
getXHeight
in interfaceFontMetrics
- Returns:
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getOverlinePosition
public long getOverlinePosition()
- Specified by:
getOverlinePosition
in interfaceFontMetrics
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getUnderlinePosition
public long getUnderlinePosition()
- Specified by:
getUnderlinePosition
in interfaceFontMetrics
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getStrikeThroughPosition
public long getStrikeThroughPosition()
- Specified by:
getStrikeThroughPosition
in interfaceFontMetrics
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getMaxAscent
public long getMaxAscent()
- Specified by:
getMaxAscent
in interfaceFontMetrics
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getMaxDescent
public long getMaxDescent()
- Specified by:
getMaxDescent
in interfaceFontMetrics
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getMaxHeight
public long getMaxHeight()
- Specified by:
getMaxHeight
in interfaceFontMetrics
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getMaxCharAdvance
public long getMaxCharAdvance()
- Specified by:
getMaxCharAdvance
in interfaceFontMetrics
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getCharWidth
public long getCharWidth(int character)
- Specified by:
getCharWidth
in interfaceFontMetrics
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getKerning
public long getKerning(int previous, int character)
This method is EXPENSIVE.- Specified by:
getKerning
in interfaceFontMetrics
- Parameters:
previous
-character
-- Returns:
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getBaselines
public BaselineInfo getBaselines(int c, BaselineInfo info)
Baselines are defined for scripts, not glyphs. A glyph carries script information most of the time (unless it is a neutral characters or just weird). The baseline info does not take any leading into account.- Specified by:
getBaselines
in interfaceFontMetrics
- Parameters:
c
- the character that is used to select the script type.- Returns:
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isUniformFontMetrics
public boolean isUniformFontMetrics()
Is it guaranteed that the font always returns the same baseline info objct?- Specified by:
isUniformFontMetrics
in interfaceFontMetrics
- Returns:
- true, if the baseline info in question is always the same, false otherwise.
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getItalicAngle
public long getItalicAngle()
Returns zero, as the AWT renderer will take care of the italic rendering already. We do not have to apply any special transformations to the font to make it look italic.- Specified by:
getItalicAngle
in interfaceFontMetrics
- Returns:
- always zero.
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getNativeContext
public FontNativeContext getNativeContext()
- Specified by:
getNativeContext
in interfaceFontMetrics
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