SetCharWidthBoundingBox
Overview
SetCharWidthBoundingBox is a class in Aspose.PDF FOSS for .NET.
Inherits from: Operator.
d1 — Set glyph width and bounding box in a Type 3 font.
This class declares 6 methods for SetCharWidthBoundingBox objects in .NET programs.
Available methods include: Accept, IsTextShowOperator, SetCharWidthBoundingBox, ToPdf, ToString, ValueEquals.
Public members are accessible to any .NET application after installing the Aspose.PDF FOSS for .NET package.
Properties: CommandName, Index, LLx, LLy, Llx, Lly, and 6 more.
Properties
| Name | Type | Access | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
Wx | double | Read | Gets the wx. |
Wy | double | Read | Gets the wy. |
LLx | double | Read | Gets the l lx. |
LLy | double | Read | Gets the l ly. |
URx | double | Read | Gets the u rx. |
URy | double | Read | Gets the u ry. |
Llx | double | Read | Public-API-shape camel-cased alias for LLx. |
Lly | double | Read | Public-API-shape camel-cased alias for LLy. |
Urx | double | Read | Public-API-shape camel-cased alias for URx. |
Ury | double | Read | Public-API-shape camel-cased alias for URy. |
CommandName | string | Read | The PDF command name (last token of the serialised form, e.g. |
Index | int | Read/Write | 1-based position of this operator within its containing OperatorCollection. |
Methods
| Signature | Description |
|---|---|
SetCharWidthBoundingBox(wx: double, wy: double, llx: double, lly: double, urx: double, ury: double) | Creates a d1 operator, used in a Type 3 glyph description, that sets the glyph width (wx, wy) and the glyph bounding box from (llx, lly) to (urx, ury), in glyph space. |
ToPdf() | Calls ToPdf on this SetCharWidthBoundingBox instance. |
ToString() | Calls ToString on this SetCharWidthBoundingBox instance. |
Accept(visitor: IOperatorSelector) | Calls Accept(visitor) on this SetCharWidthBoundingBox instance. |
IsTextShowOperator(op: Operator) | True when op is a text-showing operator (Tj / TJ / ’ / " — concrete subclasses of TextShowOperator). |
ValueEquals(op: Operator) | True when this operator’s serialised PDF form equals op’s. |
