Hi,
yesterday I already posted a message about problems with using a
Graphics2-objects method "g.drawString(xyz)".
Now I found the method cb.getGraphics(width, height, fontMapper). And I used
a mapper to map my BaseFont-object (created using BaseFont.EMBEDDED) to an
awt-Font-object.
But yet I do not get the expected results. Though in other parts all russian
characters are displayed in a correct manner, the g.drawString()-method does
yield inacceptable results. It displays western text but instead of printing
russinan characters it just prints blanks.
Why that? What else have I to add?
Part of my code:
baseFont = BaseFont.createFont(UNICODE_FONT, BaseFont.IDENTITY_H,
BaseFont.EMBEDDED);
cb.setFontAndSize(baseFont, 6);
FontMapper mapper = new DefaultFontMapper();
PdfTemplate mapTemplate = cb.createTemplate((int)(realWidth - (2 *
(mapPadding)) - 2), mapHeight - (2 * (mapPadding)));
Graphics2D g2 = mapTemplate.createGraphics((int)(realWidth - (2 *
(mapPadding)) - 2), mapHeight - (2 * (mapPadding)), mapper);
awtFont = mapper.pdfToAwt(baseFont, 6);
g2.setFont(awtFont);
painter.paint(g2, 0, 0, (int)(realWidth - (2 * (border + mapPadding)) - 2),
mapHeight - (2 * (mapPadding)));
The painter uses g2.drawString() but does not set a font itself...
Another strange thing with g2.drawString:
If I look at the font-list of the AcrobatReader it does *not* show
"embedded" with the given Font, though this is displayed with every other
Font created with BaseFont.EMBEDDED.
Thanx for any help,
Wolfram Rittmeyer (from Germany)
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