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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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interface) and then close the PDF instance.
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within cell.
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jSignature web control.
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documentation for CurveCubic.
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change: WriteLinkID instead of WriteLinkId.
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prior to placement.
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of 0x80 or greater. His correction makes sure Go treats strings as an array of bytes rather than runes.
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determining the number of loaded fonts.
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specifically in the way differences with cp1252 are stored and accessed. Thanks, Bruno.
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cleaner solution. Thanks!
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GetStringWidth
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package. Thanks, Anthony.
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This was adapted from the FPDF transparency script by Martin Hall-May.
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from the geometric figures FPDF script by David Hernández Sanz, with a starter
function provided by Anthony Starks.
Anthony Starks also made a case for not closing the io.Writer after it is used
to produce a document. An additional method, OutputAndClose, was added so that
the library can close the writer if desired.
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