Paulo Soares wrote:
I know about that but at the time decided against any change based on the text rise. Here are my reasons:
- the underline should follow the baseline otherwise mixing normal text and superscript would cause a discontinuity.
I didn't think about that. I was just making some standalone examples.
I thought of shifting the line only in the case of subscript, but I didn't, because:I didn't consider the subscript as it doesn't have much sense mixing it with underline text; the result would be probably stroke text.
For specialized work theYep, that's the more stable approach. If people are using textrise, they should
customizable Chunk.setUnderline() can always be used.
adjust their underline, be it with a positive (superscript) or a negative (subscript)
value. So I removed my 'fix'.
- about the background I'm neutral and as such I didn't touch it. Either
way will have problems and I think that the background should be set
elsewhere, in a table cell for example (unless the user wants a mosaic
effect when the fonts sizes are not the same).
I kept this change. It's quite harmless.
BTW: I also added a new static final NEXTPAGE to class Chunk. Maybe it will reduce the number of 'how do I go to the next page' questions. br, Bruno
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