Package com.gitlab.pdftk_java.com.lowagie.text
package com.gitlab.pdftk_java.com.lowagie.text
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ClassDescriptionAn
Anchor
can be a reference or a destination of a reference.AnAnnotation
is a little note that can be added to a page on a document.Signals an attempt to create anElement
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 implementsDocListener
will perform some actions when some actions are performed on aDocument
.A generic Document class.Signals that an error has occurred in aDocument
.An abstractWriter
class for documents.Interface for a text element.A class that implementsElementListener
will perform some actions when anElement
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 anElement
that contains some userdefined meta information about the document.AList
contains severalListItem
s.AListItem
is aParagraph
that can be added to aList
.Defines the interface for anElement
with markup attributes-- that is, random String-to-String properties for representation in markup languages such as HTML and XML.This is anElement
that contains some meta information about the document.ThePageSize
-object contains a number of rectangles representing the most common papersizes.AParagraph
is a series ofChunk
s and/orPhrases
.APhrase
is a series ofChunk
s.ARectangle
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.