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Packages that use Encoding | |
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org.axsl.font | Interfaces allowing client applications to register, track, and use fonts in a vendor-neutral way. |
org.axsl.ps | Interfaces giving access to various PostScript concepts. |
Uses of Encoding in org.axsl.font |
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Methods in org.axsl.font that return Encoding | |
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Encoding |
FontUse.getEncoding()
Get the Encoding scheme that is used to encode characters in this Font. |
Encoding |
FontServer.getEncoding(java.lang.String name)
Returns an Encoding instance for the given name. |
Encoding |
Font.getInternalEncoding()
Get the font's internal Encoding scheme. |
Methods in org.axsl.font with parameters of type Encoding | |
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void |
FontServer.registerFontDescription(java.lang.String fontFamily,
java.lang.String fontID,
Encoding encoding,
Font.Style style,
Font.Weight weight,
Font.Variant variant,
Font.Stretch stretch,
float simulatedSmallCaps,
float simulatedOblique,
float simulatedBackslant,
float[] simulatedStretch)
Register a font description for use by the system. |
Uses of Encoding in org.axsl.ps |
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Subinterfaces of Encoding in org.axsl.ps | |
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interface |
EncodingVector
EncodingVector implementations represent what PostScript and PDF call an Encoding, that is a mapping from character to glyph index that is based on the character's location in an array (vector). |
Methods in org.axsl.ps with parameters of type Encoding | |
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java.lang.String |
Encoding.asPostScript(Encoding baseEncoding)
Returns this Encoding as a String in the format expected by PostScript. |
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