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This is a backport of OpenJFX 8 to run on Java 7.
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package com.sun.javafx.scene.text;
import com.sun.javafx.geom.RectBounds;
public interface TextLine {
/**
* Returns the list of GlyphList in the line. The list is visually orderded.
*/
public GlyphList[] getRuns();
/**
* Returns metrics information about the line as follow:
*
* bounds().getWidth() - the width of the line.
* The width for the line is sum of all run's width in the line, it is not
* affect by any wrapping width but it will include any changes caused by
* justification.
*
* bounds().getHeight() - the height of the line.
* The height of the line is sum of the max ascent, max descent, and
* max line gap of all the fonts in the line.
*
* bounds.().getMinY() - the ascent of the line (negative).
* The ascent of the line is the max ascent of all fonts in the line.
*
* bounds().getMinX() - the x origin of the line (relative to the layout).
* The x origin is defined by TextAlignment of the text layout, always zero
* for left-aligned text.
*/
public RectBounds getBounds();
/**
* Returns the left side bearing of the line (negative).
*/
public float getLeftSideBearing();
/**
* Returns the right side bearing of the line (positive).
*/
public float getRightSideBearing();
}