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* The graphic characters are expected to conform to a coded font representation * so that they can be translated from the code point in the object data to the * character in the coded font. The units of measure for linear displacements * are derived from the PresentationTextDescriptor or from the hierarchical * defaults. *
* In addition to graphic character code points, Presentation Text data can * contain embedded control sequences. These are strings of two or more bytes * which signal an alternate mode of processing for the content of the current * Presentation Text data. *
* The content for this object can be created using {@link org.apache.fop.afp.ptoca.PtocaBuilder}. */ public class PresentationTextData extends AbstractAFPObject implements PtocaConstants { /** the maximum size of the presentation text data.*/ private static final int MAX_SIZE = 8192; /** the AFP data relating to this presentation text data. */ private final ByteArrayOutputStream baos = new ByteArrayOutputStream(); /** * Default constructor for the PresentationTextData. */ public PresentationTextData() { this(false); } private static final int HEADER_LENGTH = 9; /** * Constructor for the PresentationTextData, the boolean flag indicate * whether the control sequence prefix should be set to indicate the start * of a new control sequence. * * @param controlInd * The control sequence indicator. */ public PresentationTextData(boolean controlInd) { final byte[] data = { 0x5A, // Structured field identifier 0x00, // Record length byte 1 0x00, // Record length byte 2 SF_CLASS, // PresentationTextData identifier byte 1 Type.DATA, // PresentationTextData identifier byte 2 Category.PRESENTATION_TEXT, // PresentationTextData identifier byte 3 0x00, // Flag 0x00, // Reserved 0x00, // Reserved }; baos.write(data, 0, HEADER_LENGTH); if (controlInd) { baos.write(new byte[] {0x2B, (byte) 0xD3}, 0, 2); } } /** * Returns the number of data bytes still available in this object until it is full and a new * one has to be started. * @return the number of data bytes available */ public int getBytesAvailable() { return MAX_SIZE - baos.size() + HEADER_LENGTH; } /** * Returns the output stream the content data is written to. * @return the output stream */ protected OutputStream getOutputStream() { return this.baos; } /** {@inheritDoc} */ public void writeToStream(OutputStream os) throws IOException { assert getBytesAvailable() >= 0; byte[] data = baos.toByteArray(); byte[] size = BinaryUtils.convert(data.length - 1, 2); data[1] = size[0]; data[2] = size[1]; os.write(data); } }