PageSetFontFace()

Purpose:

FCPdf::PageSetFontFace() sets the Fontface for text being written to the page in the FCPdf document.

Usage:

rc = FCPdf::PageSetFontFace(<pageident>,<fontface> [ , <encoding> ]);

Arguments:

integer <pageident> - A valid FCPdf pageident

alpha <fontface> - The face name for the font.

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 pageident or invalid fontface

Where Used:

FCPdf::PageSetFontFace() can be called anytime that you have a valid pageident and want to change the fontface for text being written to the page.

Example:

Description:

FCPdf::PageSetFontFace() sets the Fontface for text being written to the page in the FCPdf document.

You can change the fontface for a page as often as you like and these changes can be made inside or outside of the FCPdf:TextBegin()/FCPdf::TextEnd() blocks.

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