Examples of PdfName

com.itextpdf.text.pdf.PdfName
PdfName is an object that can be used as a name in a PDF-file.
A name, like a string, is a sequence of characters. It must begin with a slash followed by a sequence of ASCII characters in the range 32 through 136 except %, (, ), [, ], <, >, {, }, / and #. Any character except 0x00 may be included in a name by writing its two character hex code, preceded by #. The maximum number of characters in a name is 127.
This object is described in the 'Portable Document Format Reference Manual version 1.7' section 3.2.4 (page 56-58).
@see PdfObject @see PdfDictionary @see BadPdfFormatException
com.lowagie.text.pdf.PdfName
PdfName is an object that can be used as a name in a PDF-file.
A name, like a string, is a sequence of characters. It must begin with a slash followed by a sequence of ASCII characters in the range 32 through 136 except %, (, ), [, ], <, >, {, }, / and #. Any character except 0x00 may be included in a name by writing its twocharacter hex code, preceded by #. The maximum number of characters in a name is 127.
This object is described in the 'Portable Document Format Reference Manual version 1.7' section 3.2.4 (page 56-58).
@see PdfObject @see PdfDictionary @see BadPdfFormatException
org.apache.fop.pdf.PDFName
Class representing a PDF name object.
org.pdfclown.objects.PdfName
fanochizzolini.it) @version 0.1.0

Examples of org.pdfclown.objects.PdfName

    )
  {
    /*
      NOTE: 'Name' entry may be undefined.
    */
    PdfName nameObject = (PdfName)getBaseDataObject().get(PdfName.Name);
    if(nameObject == null)
      return IconTypeEnum.Note;


    return IconTypeEnum.get(nameObject);
  }

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Examples of org.pdfclown.objects.PdfName

      glyphWidths = parser.glyphWidths;


      PdfDictionary baseDataObject = getBaseDataObject();


      // BaseFont.
      baseDataObject.put(PdfName.BaseFont,new PdfName(parser.fontName));


      // Subtype.
      baseDataObject.put(PdfName.Subtype, PdfName.Type0);


      // Encoding.
      baseDataObject.put(PdfName.Encoding, PdfName.IdentityH); //TODO: this is a simplification (to refine later).


      // Descendant font.
      PdfDictionary cidFontDictionary = new PdfDictionary(
        new PdfName[]{PdfName.Type},
        new PdfDirectObject[]{PdfName.Font}
        ); // CIDFont dictionary [PDF:1.6:5.6.3].
      {
        // Subtype.
        PdfName subType;
        switch(parser.outlineFormat)
        {
          case TrueType: subType = PdfName.CIDFontType2; break;
          case CFF: subType = PdfName.CIDFontType0; break;
          default: throw new NotImplementedException();
        }
        cidFontDictionary.put(PdfName.Subtype,subType);


        // BaseFont.
        cidFontDictionary.put(
          PdfName.BaseFont,
          new PdfName(parser.fontName)
          );


        // CIDSystemInfo.
        cidFontDictionary.put(
          PdfName.CIDSystemInfo,

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Examples of org.pdfclown.objects.PdfName

      PdfName.Type,
      PdfName.CMap
      );
    cmapHead.put(
      PdfName.CMapName,
      new PdfName("Adobe-Identity-UCS")
      );
    cmapHead.put(
      PdfName.CIDSystemInfo,
      new PdfDictionary(
        new PdfName[]

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