com.sun.opengl.util.awt
Interface TextRenderer.RenderDelegate

All Known Implementing Classes:

TextRenderer.DefaultRenderDelegate

Enclosing class:

TextRenderer

public static interface TextRenderer.RenderDelegate

Class supporting more full control over the process of rendering the bitmapped text. Allows customization of whether the backing store text bitmap is full-color or intensity only, the size of each individual rendered text rectangle, and the contents of each individual rendered text string. The default implementation of this interface uses an intensity-only texture, a closely-cropped rectangle around the text, and renders text using the color white, which is modulated by the set color during the rendering process.

Method Summary

void	draw(Graphics2D graphics, String str, int x, int y) Render the passed character sequence at the designated location using the supplied Graphics2D instance.
void	drawGlyphVector(Graphics2D graphics, GlyphVector str, int x, int y) Render the passed GlyphVector at the designated location using the supplied Graphics2D instance.
Rectangle2D	getBounds(CharSequence str, Font font, FontRenderContext frc) Computes the bounds of the given character sequence relative to the origin.
Rectangle2D	getBounds(GlyphVector gv, FontRenderContext frc) Computes the bounds of the given GlyphVector, already assumed to have been created for a particular Font, relative to the origin.
Rectangle2D	getBounds(String str, Font font, FontRenderContext frc) Computes the bounds of the given String relative to the origin.
boolean	intensityOnly() Indicates whether the backing store of this TextRenderer should be intensity-only (the default) or full-color.

Method Detail

intensityOnly

boolean intensityOnly()

Indicates whether the backing store of this TextRenderer should be intensity-only (the default) or full-color.

getBounds

Rectangle2D getBounds(String str,
                      Font font,
                      FontRenderContext frc)

Computes the bounds of the given String relative to the origin.

getBounds

Rectangle2D getBounds(CharSequence str,
                      Font font,
                      FontRenderContext frc)

Computes the bounds of the given character sequence relative to the origin.

getBounds

Rectangle2D getBounds(GlyphVector gv,
                      FontRenderContext frc)

Computes the bounds of the given GlyphVector, already assumed to have been created for a particular Font, relative to the origin.

draw

void draw(Graphics2D graphics,
          String str,
          int x,
          int y)

Render the passed character sequence at the designated location using the supplied Graphics2D instance. The surrounding region will already have been cleared to the RGB color (0, 0, 0) with zero alpha. The initial drawing context of the passed Graphics2D will be set to use AlphaComposite.Src, the color white, the Font specified in the TextRenderer's constructor, and the rendering hints specified in the TextRenderer constructor. Changes made by the end user may be visible in successive calls to this method, but are not guaranteed to be preserved. Implementors of this method should reset the Graphics2D's state to that desired each time this method is called, in particular those states which are not the defaults.

drawGlyphVector

void drawGlyphVector(Graphics2D graphics,
                     GlyphVector str,
                     int x,
                     int y)

Render the passed GlyphVector at the designated location using the supplied Graphics2D instance. The surrounding region will already have been cleared to the RGB color (0, 0, 0) with zero alpha. The initial drawing context of the passed Graphics2D will be set to use AlphaComposite.Src, the color white, the Font specified in the TextRenderer's constructor, and the rendering hints specified in the TextRenderer constructor. Changes made by the end user may be visible in successive calls to this method, but are not guaranteed to be preserved. Implementors of this method should reset the Graphics2D's state to that desired each time this method is called, in particular those states which are not the defaults.