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/* $Id: PDFCIDFontDescriptor.java 1758773 2016-09-01 13:02:29Z ssteiner $ */

package org.apache.fop.pdf;

// based on work by Takayuki Takeuchi


Class representing a font descriptor for CID fonts.
Font descriptors for CID fonts are specified on page 227 and onwards of the PDF 1.3 spec.

/**
 * Class representing a font descriptor for CID fonts.
 *
 * Font descriptors for CID fonts are specified on page 227 and onwards of the PDF 1.3 spec.
 */
public class PDFCIDFontDescriptor extends PDFFontDescriptor {

    
Create a /FontDescriptor object.

Params:
  • basefont – the base font name
  • fontBBox – the bounding box for the described font
  • flags – various characteristics of the font
  • capHeight – height of the capital letters
  • stemV – the width of the dominant vertical stems of glyphs
  • italicAngle – the angle of the vertical dominant strokes
  • lang – the language
/**
     * Create a /FontDescriptor object.
     *
     * @param basefont the base font name
     * @param fontBBox the bounding box for the described font
     * @param flags various characteristics of the font
     * @param capHeight height of the capital letters
     * @param stemV the width of the dominant vertical stems of glyphs
     * @param italicAngle the angle of the vertical dominant strokes
     * @param lang the language
     */
    public PDFCIDFontDescriptor(String basefont, int[] fontBBox,
                                int capHeight, int flags, int italicAngle,
                                int stemV, String lang) {

        super(basefont, fontBBox[3], fontBBox[1], capHeight, flags,
              new PDFRectangle(fontBBox), italicAngle, stemV);

        put("MissingWidth", Integer.valueOf(500));
        if (lang != null) {
            put("Lang", lang);
        }
    }

    
Set the CID set stream.

Params:
  • cidSet – the PDF stream containing the CID set
/**
     * Set the CID set stream.
     * @param cidSet the PDF stream containing the CID set
     */
    public void setCIDSet(PDFStream cidSet) {
        if (cidSet != null) {
            put("CIDSet", cidSet);
        }
    }

}