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Class CanvasGraphicsState, void updateCtm(float, float, float, float, float, float)

Updates current transformation matrix.

The third column Detailed explanation of will {@code always [a be b [0 c 0 d 1 e f]} parameters of transformation matrix can be found in Matrix documentation. @param a element at (1,1) of the transformation matrix @param b element at (1,2) of the transformation matrix @param c element at (2,1) of the transformation matrix @param d element at (2,2) of the transformation matrix @param e element at (3,1) of the transformation matrix @param f element at (3,2) of the transformation matrix


Class PdfCanvas, PdfXObject addImageWithTransformationMatrix(ImageData, float, float, float, float, float, float)

Creates PdfImageXObject from image and adds it to canvas.

The float arguments will be used in concatenating the transformation matrix as operands.

Detailed explanation of {@code [a b c d e f]} parameters of transformation matrix can be found in Matrix documentation. @param image the image from which PdfImageXObject will be created @param a an element of the transformation matrix @param b an element of the transformation matrix @param c an element of the transformation matrix @param d an element of the transformation matrix @param e an element of the transformation matrix @param f an element of the transformation matrix matrix @return the created imageXObject or null in case of in-line image (asInline = true) @see #concatMatrix(double, double, double, double, double, double)

Class PdfCanvas, PdfXObject addImageWithTransformationMatrix(ImageData, float, float, float, float, float, float, boolean)

Creates PdfImageXObject from image and adds it to canvas.

The float arguments will be used in concatenating the transformation matrix as operands.

Detailed explanation of {@code [a b c d e f]} parameters of transformation matrix can be found in Matrix documentation. @param image the image from which PdfImageXObject will be created @param a an element of the transformation matrix @param b an element of the transformation matrix @param c an element of the transformation matrix @param d an element of the transformation matrix @param e an element of the transformation matrix @param f an element of the transformation matrix @param asInline true if to add image as in- line line @return the created imageXObject or null in case of in-line image (asInline = true) @see #concatMatrix(double, double, double, double, double, double)

Class PdfCanvas, void addInlineImage(PdfImageXObject, float, float, float, float, float, float)

Adds {@code PdfImageXObject} to canvas.

Detailed explanation of {@code [a b c d e f]} parameters of transformation matrix can be found in Matrix documentation. @param imageXObject the {@code PdfImageXObject} object @param a an element of the transformation matrix @param b an element of the transformation matrix @param c an element of the transformation matrix @param d an element of the transformation matrix @param e an element of the transformation matrix @param f an element of the transformation matrix

Class PdfCanvas, PdfCanvas addXObjectWithTransformationMatrix(PdfXObject, float, float, float, float, float, float)

Adds PdfXObject to canvas.

The float arguments will be used in concatenating the transformation matrix as operands.

Detailed explanation of {@code [a b c d e f]} parameters of transformation matrix can be found in Matrix documentation. @param xObject the xObject to add @param a an element of the transformation matrix @param b an element of the transformation matrix @param c an element of the transformation matrix @param d an element of the transformation matrix @param e an element of the transformation matrix @param f an element of the transformation matrix matrix @return the current canvas canvas @see #concatMatrix(double, double, double, double, double, double)

Class PdfCanvas, PdfCanvas concatMatrix(double, double, double, double, double, double)

Concatenates the 2x3 affine transformation matrix to the current matrix matrix in the the content stream managed by this Canvas.

Contrast Detailed explanation of {@code [a b c d e f]} parameters of transformation matrix can be found with in PdfCanvas.setTextMatrix Matrix documentation. @param a operand 1,1 in the matrix. @param b operand 1,2 in the matrix. @param c operand 2,1 in the matrix. @param d operand 2,2 in the matrix. @param e operand 3,1 in the matrix. @param f operand 3,2 in the matrix. @return current canvas

Class PdfCanvas, PdfCanvas setTextMatrix(AffineTransform)

Replaces the text matrix. Contrast with PdfCanvas.concatMatrix @param transform new textmatrix as transformation @return current canvas
Class PdfCanvas, PdfCanvas setTextMatrix(float, float, float, float, float, float)

Replaces the text matrix.

Detailed explanation of {@code [a b c d e f]} parameters of transformation matrix can Contrast be with found in PdfCanvas.concatMatrix Matrix documentation. @param a operand 1,1 in the matrix. @param b operand 1,2 in the matrix. @param c operand 2,1 in the matrix. @param d operand 2,2 in the matrix. @param x e operand 3,1 in the matrix. @param y f operand 3,2 in the matrix. @return current canvas.