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com.itextpdf.io.font Documentation Differences

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Class CFFFont.Item, void emit(byte[])

Emit the byte stream for this item. @param buffer byte array
Class CFFFont.Item, void increment(int[])

remember Remember the current offset and increment by item's size in bytes. @param currentOffset increment offset by item's size
Class CFFFont.OffsetItem, void set(int)

set Set the value of an offset item that was initially unknown. It will be fixed up latex by a call to xref on some marker. @param offset offset to set
Class CFFFont, byte[] getCID(String)

get a single CID font. The PDF architecture (1.4) supports 16-bit strings only with CID CFF fonts, not in Type-1 CFF fonts, so we convert the font to CID if it is in the Type-1 format. Two other tasks that we need to do are to select only a single font from the CFF package (this again is a PDF restriction) and to subset the CharStrings glyph description. @param fontName name of the font @return byte array represents the CID font
Class CFFFontSubset, void BuildNewCharString(int)

Function uses BuildNewIndex to create the new index of the subset charstrings charstrings. @param FontIndex the font @throws java.io.IOException if an I/O error occurs
Class CFFFontSubset, byte[] BuildNewIndex(int[], Set, byte)

Function builds the new offset array, object array and assembles the index. used for creating the glyph and subrs subsetted index @param Offsets the offset array of the original index @param Used the Map of the used objects @param OperatorForUnusedEntries the operator inserted into the data stream for unused entries @return the new index subset version @throws java.io.IOException if an I/O error occurs
Class CFFFontSubset, byte[] BuildNewIndexAndCopyAllGSubrs(int[], byte)

Function builds the new offset array, object array and assembles the index. used for creating the glyph and subrs subsetted index @param Offsets the offset array of the original index @param OperatorForUnusedEntries the operator inserted into the data stream for unused entries @return the new index subset version @throws java.io.IOException if an I/O error occurs
Class CFFFontSubset, void BuildNewLGSubrs(int)

Function builds the new local and global subsrs indices. IF CID then All of the FD Array lsubrs will be subsetted. @param Font the font @throws java.io.IOException if an I/O error occurs
Class CFFFontSubset, void ReadASubr(int, int, int, int, Set, List, int[])

The function reads a subrs (glyph info) between begin and end. Adds calls to a Lsubr to the hSubr and lSubrs. Adds calls to a Gsubr to the hGSubr and lGSubrs. @param begin the start point of the subr @param end the end point of the subr @param GBias the bias of the Global Subrs @param LBias the bias of the Local Subrs @param hSubr the Map for the lSubrs subroutines used as set @param lSubr the list for the lSubrs subroutines used as list @param LSubrsOffsets the offsets array of the subroutines