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aXSL API 0.2

Uses of Interface
org.axsl.galley.Area

Packages that use Area
org.axsl.galley Interfaces useful for client applications that wish to read an AreaTree, usually to create an output document. 
 

Uses of Area in org.axsl.galley
 

Subinterfaces of Area in org.axsl.galley
 interface BackgroundArea
          Background Areas are rectangles for which a background should be painted.
 interface BeforeFloatArea
          An Area containing all or part of a before-float.
 interface BlockContainerArea
          An Area containing all or part of a block-container.
 interface BorderPaddingArea
          Interface for all Areas that have borders and padding.
 interface ExternalGraphicArea
          An Area containing an external-graphic.
 interface FootnoteArea
          An Area containing all or part of a footnote.
 interface ForeignObjectArea
          An Area containing a foreign-object.
 interface GeneralInlineArea
          Super-interface for all inline areas.
 interface GraphicArea
          Interface for all Areas that can have a Graphic instance attached.
 interface InlineArea
          An Area containing all or part of an inline.
 interface LeaderArea
          Area containing a leader.
 interface LineArea
          An Area containing a line of text or inline objects.
 interface ListBlockArea
          An area containing all or part of a list-block.
 interface MainReferenceArea
          A main-reference area.
 interface NormalBlockArea
          A normal block area.
 interface Page
          An Area containing a page.
 interface RegionArea
          An Area containing a region.
 interface TableArea
          An Area containing part or all of a table.
 interface TableCellArea
          An Area containing all or part of a table cell.
 interface TextArea
          An Area containing text.
 

Methods in org.axsl.galley with parameters of type Area
 void RenderVisitor.render(Area node)
          Renders an Area not rendered elsewhere.
 


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