DocSetFont()

Purpose:

FCPdf::DocSetFont() sets the default Fontface and Fontsize for new pages added to the FCPdf document.

Usage:

rc = FCPdf::DocSetFont(<docident>,<fontface>,<fontsize> [, <encoding> ]);

Arguments:

integer <docident> - A valid FCPdf docident

alpha <fontface> - Font facename

float <fontsize> - Pointsize

alpha <encoding> - Optional arg if default encoding is not adequate. This is case sensitive and must match one of the libharu encoding strings. Most useful with a unicode font where you should specify the string "UTF-8".

Returns:

integer <rc>
0 - OK
-1 - Error - Invalid docident or invalid fontface

Where Used:

FCPdf::DocSetFont() can be called anytime that you have a valid docident and want to change the default font for any new pages that will be added to the document. Normally, if used, it will be called shortly after the document is created.

Example:

Description:

FCPdf::DocSetFont() sets the default font, facename and pointsize, for new pages added to the FCPdf document.

Currently, FCPdf only supports the 14 fonts that are guaranteed to be available in all PDF consumer applications. They are

"Courier"

"Courier-Bold"

"Courier-Oblique"

"Courier-BoldOblique"

"Helvetica"

"Helvetica-Bold"

"Helvetica-Oblique"

"Helvetica-BoldOblique"

"Times-Roman"

"Times-Bold"

"Times-Italic"

"Times-BoldItalic"

"Symbol"

"ZapfDingbats"

Bugs/Features/Comments:

See Also: See Also

FCPdf Function List