How to use

getFamilyNames

method

in

org.xhtmlrenderer.pdf.TrueTypeUtil

/**
 * Utility method which uses iText libraries to determine the family name(s) for the font at the given path.
 * The iText APIs seem to indicate there can be more than one name, but this method will return a set of them.
 * Use a name from this list when referencing the font in CSS for PDF output. Note that family names as reported
 * by iText may vary from those reported by the AWT Font class, e.g. "Arial Unicode MS" for iText and
 * "ArialUnicodeMS" for AWT.
 *
 * @param path local path to the font file
 * @param encoding same as what you would use for {@link #addFont(String, String, boolean)}
 * @param embedded same as what you would use for {@link #addFont(String, String, boolean)}
 * @return set of all family names for the font file, as reported by iText libraries
 */
public static Set getDistinctFontFamilyNames(String path, String encoding, boolean embedded) {
  BaseFont font = null;
  try {
    font = BaseFont.createFont(path, encoding, embedded);
    String[] fontFamilyNames = TrueTypeUtil.getFamilyNames(font);
    Set distinct = new HashSet();
    for (int i = 0; i < fontFamilyNames.length; i++) {
      distinct.add(fontFamilyNames[i]);
    }
    return distinct;
  } catch (DocumentException e) {
    throw new RuntimeException(e);
  } catch (IOException e) {
    throw new RuntimeException(e);
  }
}

/**
 * Utility method which uses iText libraries to determine the family name(s) for the font at the given path.
 * The iText APIs seem to indicate there can be more than one name, but this method will return a set of them.
 * Use a name from this list when referencing the font in CSS for PDF output. Note that family names as reported
 * by iText may vary from those reported by the AWT Font class, e.g. "Arial Unicode MS" for iText and
 * "ArialUnicodeMS" for AWT.
 *
 * @param path local path to the font file
 * @param encoding same as what you would use for {@link #addFont(String, String, boolean)}
 * @param embedded same as what you would use for {@link #addFont(String, String, boolean)}
 * @return set of all family names for the font file, as reported by iText libraries
 */
public static Set getDistinctFontFamilyNames(String path, String encoding, boolean embedded) {
  BaseFont font = null;
  try {
    font = BaseFont.createFont(path, encoding, embedded);
    String[] fontFamilyNames = TrueTypeUtil.getFamilyNames(font);
    Set distinct = new HashSet();
    for (int i = 0; i < fontFamilyNames.length; i++) {
      distinct.add(fontFamilyNames[i]);
    }
    return distinct;
  } catch (DocumentException e) {
    throw new RuntimeException(e);
  } catch (IOException e) {
    throw new RuntimeException(e);
  }
}

/**
 * Utility method which uses iText libraries to determine the family name(s) for the font at the given path.
 * The iText APIs seem to indicate there can be more than one name, but this method will return a set of them.
 * Use a name from this list when referencing the font in CSS for PDF output. Note that family names as reported
 * by iText may vary from those reported by the AWT Font class, e.g. "Arial Unicode MS" for iText and
 * "ArialUnicodeMS" for AWT.
 *
 * @param path local path to the font file
 * @param encoding same as what you would use for {@link #addFont(String, String, boolean)}
 * @param embedded same as what you would use for {@link #addFont(String, String, boolean)}
 * @return set of all family names for the font file, as reported by iText libraries
 */
public static Set getDistinctFontFamilyNames(String path, String encoding, boolean embedded) {
  BaseFont font = null;
  try {
    font = BaseFont.createFont(path, encoding, embedded);
    String[] fontFamilyNames = TrueTypeUtil.getFamilyNames(font);
    Set distinct = new HashSet();
    for (int i = 0; i < fontFamilyNames.length; i++) {
      distinct.add(fontFamilyNames[i]);
    }
    return distinct;
  } catch (DocumentException e) {
    throw new RuntimeException(e);
  } catch (IOException e) {
    throw new RuntimeException(e);
  }
}

/**
 * Utility method which uses iText libraries to determine the family name(s) for the font at the given path.
 * The iText APIs seem to indicate there can be more than one name, but this method will return a set of them.
 * Use a name from this list when referencing the font in CSS for PDF output. Note that family names as reported
 * by iText may vary from those reported by the AWT Font class, e.g. "Arial Unicode MS" for iText and
 * "ArialUnicodeMS" for AWT.
 *
 * @param path local path to the font file
 * @param encoding same as what you would use for {@link #addFont(String, String, boolean)}
 * @param embedded same as what you would use for {@link #addFont(String, String, boolean)}
 * @return set of all family names for the font file, as reported by iText libraries
 */
public static Set getDistinctFontFamilyNames(String path, String encoding, boolean embedded) {
  BaseFont font = null;
  try {
    font = BaseFont.createFont(path, encoding, embedded);
    String[] fontFamilyNames = TrueTypeUtil.getFamilyNames(font);
    Set distinct = new HashSet();
    for (int i = 0; i < fontFamilyNames.length; i++) {
      distinct.add(fontFamilyNames[i]);
    }
    return distinct;
  } catch (DocumentException e) {
    throw new RuntimeException(e);
  } catch (IOException e) {
    throw new RuntimeException(e);
  }
}

  fontFamilyNames = new String[] { fontFamilyNameOverride };
} else {
  fontFamilyNames = TrueTypeUtil.getFamilyNames(font);

  fontFamilyNames = new String[] { fontFamilyNameOverride };
} else {
  fontFamilyNames = TrueTypeUtil.getFamilyNames(font);

  fontFamilyNames = new String[] { fontFamilyNameOverride };
} else {
  fontFamilyNames = TrueTypeUtil.getFamilyNames(font);

  fontFamilyNames = new String[] { fontFamilyNameOverride };
} else {
  fontFamilyNames = TrueTypeUtil.getFamilyNames(font);

  fontFamilyNames = new String[] { fontFamilyNameOverride };
} else {
  fontFamilyNames = TrueTypeUtil.getFamilyNames(font);

  fontFamilyNames = new String[] { fontFamilyNameOverride };
} else {
  fontFamilyNames = TrueTypeUtil.getFamilyNames(font);

  fontFamilyNames = new String[] { fontFamilyNameOverride };
} else {
  fontFamilyNames = TrueTypeUtil.getFamilyNames(font);

  fontFamilyNames = new String[] { fontFamilyNameOverride };
} else {
  fontFamilyNames = TrueTypeUtil.getFamilyNames(font);