Package com.gitlab.pdftk_java.com.lowagie.text


package com.gitlab.pdftk_java.com.lowagie.text
  • Class
    Description
    An Anchor can be a reference or a destination of a reference.
    An Annotation is a little note that can be added to a page on a document.
    Signals an attempt to create an Element that hasn't got the right form.
    This is the smallest significant part of text that can be added to a document.
    A class that implements DocListener will perform some actions when some actions are performed on a Document.
    A generic Document class.
    Signals that an error has occurred in a Document.
    An abstract Writer class for documents.
    Interface for a text element.
    A class that implements ElementListener will perform some actions when an Element is added.
    A class that contains all the possible tagnames and their attributes.
    This class contains entities that can be used in an entity tag.
    The ExceptionConverter changes a checked exception into an unchecked exception.
    Contains all the specifications of a font: fontfamily, size, style and color.
    If you are using True Type fonts, you can declare the paths of the different ttf- and ttc-files to this static class first and then create fonts in your code using one of the static getFont-method without having to enter a path as parameter.
    This is an Element that contains some userdefined meta information about the document.
    A List contains several ListItems.
    A ListItem is a Paragraph that can be added to a List.
    Defines the interface for an Element with markup attributes-- that is, random String-to-String properties for representation in markup languages such as HTML and XML.
    This is an Element that contains some meta information about the document.
    The PageSize-object contains a number of rectangles representing the most common papersizes.
    A Paragraph is a series of Chunks and/or Phrases.
    A Phrase is a series of Chunks.
    A Rectangle is the representation of a geometric figure.
    This class contains the symbols that correspond with special symbols.
    Interface for customizing the split character.
    This class was used in the 1.1-version of iText (by Volker Richert).
    Interface for a text element to which other objects can be added.
    A collection of convenience methods that were present in many different iText classes.