Is there a reason the setStyle method of the font class does a logical OR
operation with the parameter passed?
From:
http://itext.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/itext/trunk/src/core/com/lowagie/text/Font.java?revision=3373
public void setStyle(int style) {
if (this.style == UNDEFINED)
this.style = NORMAL;
this.style |= style;
}
I expected this method to replace the style with the one I provide rather
than do a logical OR. I would expect a method such as addStyle() to do the
above logical OR. Another option may be to add another setStyle method that
takes an int and a boolean parameter called 'replace' which defaults to
false for backwards compatibility. With the current behavior I need to call
setStyle(Font.Normal) then call setStyle again with the style I desire if I
want to replace the style.
Your thoughts?
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