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Examples of charsWidth()

java.awt.FontMetrics.charsWidth()
javax.microedition.lcdui.Font.charsWidth()
Returns the advance width of the characters in ch, starting at the specified offset and for the specified number of characters (length). The advance width is the horizontal distance that would be occupied if the characters were to be drawn using this Font, including inter-character spacing following the characters necessary for proper positioning of subsequent text.
The offset and length parameters must specify a valid range of characters within the character array ch. The offset parameter must be within the range [0..(ch.length)], inclusive. The length parameter must be a non-negative integer such that (offset + length) <= ch.length.
@param ch the array of characters @param offset the index of the first character to measure @param length the number of characters to measure @return the width of the character range @throws ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException if offset andlength specify an invalid range @throws NullPointerException if ch is null
org.albite.font.AlbiteFont.charsWidth()

Examples of java.awt.FontMetrics.charsWidth()

              stableX += fm.charsWidth(text, start, i-start+1);
              stableX = e.nextTabStop(stableX, 0);
              start = i+1;    // Do charsWidth() from next char.
              break;
            case ' ':
              stableX += fm.charsWidth(text, start, i-start+1);
              start = i + 1;
              break;
            default:
              break;
          }

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Examples of java.awt.FontMetrics.charsWidth()

              break;
            default:
              break;
          }
        }
        stableX += fm.charsWidth(text, start, i-start);
      }


      last += token.textCount;
      token = token.getNextToken();

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Examples of java.awt.FontMetrics.charsWidth()

      switch (text[i]) {


        case '\t':


          // Fill in background.
          nextX = x+fm.charsWidth(text, flushIndex,flushLen);
          float nextNextX = e.nextTabStop(nextX, 0);
          if (bg!=null) {
            paintBackground(x,y, nextNextX-x,height, g,
                    ascent, host, bg);
          }

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Examples of java.awt.FontMetrics.charsWidth()

          // But, we assume the approximation is close enough for
          // our drawing a dot for the space.


          // "flushLen+1" ensures text is aligned correctly (or,
          // aligned the same as in getWidth()).
          nextX = x+fm.charsWidth(text, flushIndex,flushLen+1);
          int width = fm.charWidth(' ');


          // Paint background.
          if (bg!=null) {
            paintBackground(x,y, nextX-x,height, g,

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Examples of java.awt.FontMetrics.charsWidth()

          nextX = e.nextTabStop(nextX, 0);
          stableX = nextX;  // Cache ending x-coord. of tab.
          start = i+1;    // Do charsWidth() from next char.
        }
        else {
          nextX = stableX + fm.charsWidth(text, start, i-start+1);
        }
        if (x>=currX && x<nextX) {
          if ((x-currX) < (nextX-x)) {
            return last + i-token.textOffset;
          }

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Examples of java.awt.FontMetrics.charsWidth()

          // adjacent whitespace into a single token, there
          // aren't usually any characters to compute a width
          // for here, so we check before calling.
          w = i-currentStart;
          if (w>0)
            width += fm.charsWidth(text, currentStart, w);
          currentStart = i+1;
          width = e.nextTabStop(width, 0);
        }
      }
      // Most (non-whitespace) tokens will have characters at this

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Examples of java.awt.FontMetrics.charsWidth()

      }
      // Most (non-whitespace) tokens will have characters at this
      // point to get the widths for, so we don't check for w>0 (mini-
      // optimization).
      w = endBefore-currentStart;
      width += fm.charsWidth(text, currentStart, w);
    }
    return width - x0;
  }

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Examples of java.awt.FontMetrics.charsWidth()


    for (int i=textOffset; i<end; i++) {
      switch (text[i]) {
        case '\t':
          nextX = e.nextTabStop(
            x+fm.charsWidth(text, flushIndex,flushLen), 0);
          if (bg!=null) {
            paintBackground(x,y, nextX-x,fm.getHeight(),
                    g, fm.getAscent(), host, bg);
          }
          if (flushLen > 0) {

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          flushLen += 1;
          break;
      }
    }


    nextX = x+fm.charsWidth(text, flushIndex,flushLen);


    if (flushLen>0 && nextX>=clipStart) {
      if (bg!=null) {
        paintBackground(x,y, nextX-x,fm.getHeight(),
                g, fm.getAscent(), host, bg);

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Examples of java.awt.FontMetrics.charsWidth()

      switch (text[i]) {


        case '\t':


          // Fill in background.
          nextX = x+fm.charsWidth(text, flushIndex,flushLen);
          float nextNextX = e.nextTabStop(nextX, 0);
          if (bg!=null) {
            paintBackground(x,y, nextNextX-x,height, g,
                    ascent, host, bg);
          }

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