Martin Vlach wrote:
Can you tell me, how to use rendering keys?
If I switch on text_antialiasing and make area to put the text in
WindowUtils.setWindowMask method -
the shape is not aliased - so the numbers or letters are elegant.
my code is:
shape instance:
Font font = new Font("Dialog",Font.BOLD,20);
java.awt.font.FontRenderContext frc = new
java.awt.font.FontRenderContext(font.getTransform(), true,
true); ----> text is antialiased and using fractionalmetrics on
java.awt.font.TextLayout tl = new java.awt.font.TextLayout
("pokus01", font, frc);
Shape letterShape = tl.getOutline();
drawing shape in paint method:
g.setColor(Color.RED);
g.fill(letterShape); -----> draws beautiful string if
and only if I don't use your WindowUtils.setWindowMask(m_frame,
letterShape);
If I use your method
to make the letters background unvisible, it draws horrible string
Can you help me please? I can use your interface, because it is
easy to use and work with it gets excelent outcomes (within the
strings -:))) )
best regards Martin
WindowUtils.setWindowMask applies a bitmap and ignores transparency.
If you want to render pixels with different alpha values, then you
need to use WindowUtils.setWindowTransparent. All painted pixels
will be properly composited within the window, with alpha levels
preserved.
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