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> Subject: Re: [iText-questions] API status of low-level PDF
> text rendering classes
>
> Damien Drix wrote:
>
> > Maybe a simple wrapper around those
> > classes, which
Damien Drix wrote:
> Maybe a simple wrapper around those
> classes, which would just chop Phrases into line fragments of the
> requested widths, and allow for drawing those fragments to the writer,
> would be less error-prone ? I could probably write and contribute it if
> you think it's a goo
Bruno Lowagie (iText) a écrit :
> Damien Drix wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> In my application, I needed greater control over the rendering of text
>> than the standard high-level iText API allows. For example, I had to
>> support several line spacing modes, text wrapping around an arbitrary
>> sha
Stanton Fisque wrote:
> Could always add a couple parallel adapter classes that expose the low level
> stuff but leaves the core classes "as is".
That would be preferable.
ColumnText and MultiColumnText were created to have
low-level access in a more programmer-friendly way.
If there's some partic
Could always add a couple parallel adapter classes that expose the low level
stuff but leaves the core classes "as is". And publish it as a secondary
jar file "for finer control in the hands of masters" :P
== stanton
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Damien Drix wrote:
> Hello,
>
> In my application, I needed greater control over the rendering of text
> than the standard high-level iText API allows. For example, I had to
> support several line spacing modes, text wrapping around an arbitrary
> shape, etc.
You can go a long way with ColumnT
