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undeprecate DPSxshow, yshow, xyshow, ashow, widthshow, awidthshow

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arobert 2005-03-29 14:07:38 +00:00
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Source/NSGraphicsContext.m
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@ -812,18 +812,23 @@ NSGraphicsContext *GSCurrentContext(void)
/* ----------------------------------------------------------------------- */
/* Text operations */
/* ----------------------------------------------------------------------- */
/** Displays a string as in the PostScript ashow operator. This operator
is obsolete. You should instead use -DPSshow: with appropriate
-DPSrmoveto:: operations and/or the -GSSetCharacterSpacing: method
/** Displays a string as in DPSshow, except that (x,y) is added to
the advancement of every glyph. An alternative means of achieving
the same effect is to use the -GSSetCharacterSpacing: method. Either
approach should be more efficient that using -DPSshow: with appropriate
-DPSrmoveto:: operations.
*/
- (void) DPSashow: (float)x : (float)y : (const char *)s
{
[self subclassResponsibility: _cmd];
}
/** Displays a string as in the PostScript awidthshow operator. This operator
is obsolete. You should instead use -DPSshow: with appropriate
-DPSrmoveto:: operations and/or the -GSSetCharacterSpacing: method
/** Displays a string as in a combination of DPSashow and DPSwidthshow:
(ax,ay) is added to the advancement of every glyph, while (cx,cy) is
also added to the advancement for character c's glyph specifically.
Using this method should be more efficient that using -DPSshow:
with appropriate -DPSrmoveto:: operations.
*/
- (void) DPSawidthshow: (float)cx : (float)cy : (int)c : (float)ax : (float)ay : (const char *)s
{
@ -844,17 +849,23 @@ NSGraphicsContext *GSCurrentContext(void)
[self subclassResponsibility: _cmd];
}
/** Displays a string as in the PostScript widthshow operator. This operator
is obsolete. You should instead use -DPSshow: with appropriate
-DPSrmoveto:: operations.
/** Displays a string as in DPSshow, except that, for character c only,
the glpyh x and y advancement is determined by the values (x,y),
instead of by the glyph itself. This is often used to adjust the
length of a line of text by changing the width of the space character.
Using this method should be more efficient than using -DPSshow:
with appropriate -DPSrmoveto:: operations.
*/
- (void) DPSwidthshow: (float)x : (float)y : (int)c : (const char *)s
{
[self subclassResponsibility: _cmd];
}
/** Displays a string as in the PostScript widthshow operator. This operator
is obsolete. You should instead use -DPSshow: with appropriate
/** Displays a string as in DPSshow, except that the glyph x
advancement is determined by the values in numarray, one for
each glyph, instead of by the glyphs themselves. size
should be equal to the length of s in glyphs. Using this method
should be more efficient than using -DPSshow: with appropriate
-DPSrmoveto:: operations.
*/
- (void) DPSxshow: (const char *)s : (const float*)numarray : (int)size
@ -862,8 +873,11 @@ NSGraphicsContext *GSCurrentContext(void)
[self subclassResponsibility: _cmd];
}
/** Displays a string as in the PostScript xyshow operator. This operator
is obsolete. You should instead use -DPSshow: with appropriate
/** Displays a string as in DPSshow, except that the glyph x and y
advancement is determined by the values in numarray, one x and one y
for each glyph, in alternating order, instead of by the glyphs themselves.
size should be equal to the length of s in glyphs. Using this method
should be more efficient than using -DPSshow: with appropriate
-DPSrmoveto:: operations.
*/
- (void) DPSxyshow: (const char *)s : (const float*)numarray : (int)size
@ -871,8 +885,11 @@ NSGraphicsContext *GSCurrentContext(void)
[self subclassResponsibility: _cmd];
}
/** Displays a string as in the PostScript yshow operator. This operator
is obsolete. You should instead use -DPSshow: with appropriate
/** Displays a string as in DPSshow, except that the glyph y
advancement is determined by the values in numarray, one for
each glyph, instead of by the glyphs themselves. size
should be equal to the length of s in glyphs. Using this method
should be more efficient than using -DPSshow: with appropriate
-DPSrmoveto:: operations.
*/
- (void) DPSyshow: (const char *)s : (const float*)numarray : (int)size