Uses of Interface
org.axsl.ps.Encoding

Packages that use Encoding

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

Methods in org.axsl.font that return Encoding

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

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

Subinterfaces of Encoding in org.axsl.ps

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

java.lang.String

Encoding.asPostScript(Encoding baseEncoding) Returns this Encoding as a String in the format expected by PostScript.