Indeed, I noted that line width has a float value, however something like
this (which is what I need)
cb.setLineWidth(0.25f);
still produces a line of width 1pt in the PDF document. I wonder if I am
doing something wrong?
Would it be possible for someone to post a snippet of code that produces a
line of width 0.25pt? It would be much appreciated.
I think what I am trying to do is increase the resolution. The
72pt/inch default is not fine enough for my needs. Is there a way of doing
this?
Thanks,
Gabriel.
On Tue, 11 Oct 2005, Bruno Lowagie wrote:
Three remarks (maybe not really an answer to your question):
1. you can create your own font, by using the (not yet document) Type 3 Font
Functionality. You could create a font with all the missing notes.
2. isn't thickness defined with a float? You can have a thickness of 0.5f
3 lines with the same thickness can look differently when printed on
different printers.
br,
Bruno
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