Hello again,
While I agree with your reasoning, I am not really sure if it applies in
this case. From API consistency point of view, PDFont has a
bunch of abstract methods defined. These are the only two methods which
are declared as protected. It raises some questions for example why is
getWidt
Hi,
We're usually reluctant to make stuff public, because this brings up new
risks, more support requests and also prevents us to change that API.
Tilman
On 12.04.2025 02:52, NH Rao wrote:
Greetings,
Thank you for the reply. I managed to get it working using reflection.
However I'm a bit wo
Greetings,
Thank you for the reply. I managed to get it working using reflection.
However I'm a bit worried that I am accessing methods that are not part of
the public API.
Essentially my solution is to override the showGlyph method from
PDFTextStripper, create a wrapper for the font and use the
No there is no official solution to handle this.
Here's what could be done (in addition to just fork the project, or use
reflection)
- do a setUnicode() on the TextPosition elements in the stripper
- create the encoding and replace the fonts before extracting. For that
you'd have to have to f
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