Package org.apache.fop.afp

Interface AFPConstants

public interface AFPConstants
Constants used by the AFP renderer.

  • Field Summary

    Fields
    Modifier and Type
    Field
    Description
    static final String
    ASCII_ENCODING
    The encoding to use to convert to ASCII
    static final int
    DPI_72
    The scaling of the default transform is set to approximately 72 user space coordinates per square inch
    static final int
    DPI_72_MPTS
    72dpi in millipoints
    static final String
    EBCIDIC_ENCODING
    The encoding to use to convert to EBCIDIC
    static final float
    LINE_WIDTH_CORRECTION
    The line width is set as a multiplier of a default line with; the width of the default line width is implementation defined, which probably means different devices use different actual widths; this means that the source line width (as specified in, say, a SVG line element) needs to be corrected by a fudge factor that depends on the output device so that the final output (print to paper, screen viewer) looks as intended.
    static final String
    US_ASCII_ENCODING
    The encoding to use to convert to US ASCII (7 bit)

  • Field Details

    • EBCIDIC_ENCODING

      static final String EBCIDIC_ENCODING
      The encoding to use to convert to EBCIDIC
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    • ASCII_ENCODING

      static final String ASCII_ENCODING
      The encoding to use to convert to ASCII
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    • US_ASCII_ENCODING

      static final String US_ASCII_ENCODING
      The encoding to use to convert to US ASCII (7 bit)
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    • DPI_72

      static final int DPI_72
      The scaling of the default transform is set to approximately 72 user space coordinates per square inch
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    • DPI_72_MPTS

      static final int DPI_72_MPTS
      72dpi in millipoints
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    • LINE_WIDTH_CORRECTION

      static final float LINE_WIDTH_CORRECTION
      The line width is set as a multiplier of a default line with; the width of the default line width is implementation defined, which probably means different devices use different actual widths; this means that the source line width (as specified in, say, a SVG line element) needs to be corrected by a fudge factor that depends on the output device so that the final output (print to paper, screen viewer) looks as intended.
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