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argument names.
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web server. Resolves issue 29.
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visibility of which can be controlled from the document reader.
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Only if a non-core font or non-default code page is used does an actual font directory need to be specified when creating an Fpdf instance.
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The math for the limit used to be done in floats, but round-off
error sometimes resulted in a string being wrapped at a width
that had previously been returned by GetStringWidth() for that
same string. (I got this with the string "$53,013" in Arial
12 point.)
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converted for proper rendering in the PDF document.
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selected font.
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interface) and then close the PDF instance.
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within cell.
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naming convention is that a machine can quickly tokenize name segments for indexing and tagging purposes. For example, HtmlWrite easily breaks into Html and Write. By capitalizing all letters in an initialism, this name breaks into H, T, M, L, and Write -- not as useful for tagging purposes. Rather than having to manually filter through the mostly valuable output of golint, I have grudgingly changed names so that golint produces no output.</rant>
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