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51 package org.apache.fop.pdf;
52
53 /**
54  * class representing a Type0 font.
55  *
56  * Type0 fonts are specified on page 208 and onwards of the PDF 1.3 spec.
57  */

58 public class PDFFontType0 extends PDFFontNonBase14 {
59
60     /**
61      * this should be an array of CIDFont but only the first one is used
62      */

63     protected PDFCIDFont descendantFonts;
64
65     protected PDFCMap cmap;
66
67     /**
68      * create the /Font object
69      *
70      * @param number the object's number
71      * @param fontname the internal name for the font
72      * @param subtype the font's subtype (PDFFont.TYPE0)
73      * @param basefont the base font name
74      * @param encoding the character encoding schema used by the font
75      * @param mapping the Unicode mapping mechanism
76      */

77     public PDFFontType0(int number, String JavaDoc fontname, byte subtype,
78                         String JavaDoc basefont,
79                         Object JavaDoc encoding /* , PDFToUnicode mapping */) {
80
81         /* generic creation of PDF object */
82         super(number, fontname, subtype, basefont, encoding /* , mapping */);
83
84         /* set fields using paramaters */
85         this.descendantFonts = null;
86         cmap = null;
87     }
88
89     /**
90      * create the /Font object
91      *
92      * @param number the object's number
93      * @param fontname the internal name for the font
94      * @param subtype the font's subtype (PDFFont.TYPE0)
95      * @param basefont the base font name
96      * @param encoding the character encoding schema used by the font
97      * @param mapping the Unicode mapping mechanism
98      * @param descendantFonts the CIDFont upon which this font is based
99      */

100     public PDFFontType0(int number, String JavaDoc fontname, byte subtype,
101                         String JavaDoc basefont,
102                         Object JavaDoc encoding /* , PDFToUnicode mapping */,
103                         PDFCIDFont descendantFonts) {
104
105         /* generic creation of PDF object */
106         super(number, fontname, subtype, basefont, encoding /* , mapping */);
107
108         /* set fields using paramaters */
109         this.descendantFonts = descendantFonts;
110     }
111
112     /**
113      * set the descendant font
114      *
115      * @param descendantFonts the CIDFont upon which this font is based
116      */

117     public void setDescendantFonts(PDFCIDFont descendantFonts) {
118         this.descendantFonts = descendantFonts;
119     }
120
121     public void setCMAP(PDFCMap cmap) {
122         this.cmap = cmap;
123     }
124
125     /**
126      * fill in the specifics for the font's subtype
127      */

128     protected void fillInPDF(StringBuffer JavaDoc p) {
129         if (descendantFonts != null) {
130             p.append("\n/DescendantFonts [ "
131                      + this.descendantFonts.referencePDF() + " ] ");
132         }
133         if (cmap != null) {
134             p.append("\n/ToUnicode " + cmap.referencePDF());
135         }
136     }
137
138 }
139
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