Hi,
I'm using iText to create a PDF file from a java program that outputs stuff to the printer. I just substitute the Graphics2D object I get from PdfContentByte and let iText do its magical stuff. Voila, it works very well, except for...
In my code, I save the Transform using Graphics2D's getTransform() and then do some text drawings at various locations. Then I do a setTransform to restore the previously saved transform. I notice that iText modifies the saved Transform while doing its drawing - that is, it does not create a local copy, so that later on in the code, when I use the saved Transform again, it has been unexpectedly modified by iText. This is inconsistent with Java's behaviour.
Thanks,
Ben
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