Uses of Class
org.pdfbox.util.TextPosition

Packages that use TextPosition
org.pdfbox.examples.util The packages in this package will show how to use the PDFBox util API. 
org.pdfbox.pdfviewer The pdfviewer package contains classes to graphically display information about a PDF document. 
org.pdfbox.util This package contains utility classes that are used by the PDFBox project. 
 

Uses of TextPosition in org.pdfbox.examples.util
 

Methods in org.pdfbox.examples.util with parameters of type TextPosition
protected  void PrintTextLocations.showCharacter(TextPosition text)
          A method provided as an event interface to allow a subclass to perform some specific functionality when a character needs to be displayed.
 

Uses of TextPosition in org.pdfbox.pdfviewer
 

Methods in org.pdfbox.pdfviewer with parameters of type TextPosition
protected  void PageDrawer.showCharacter(TextPosition text)
          You should override this method if you want to perform an action when a string is being shown.
 

Uses of TextPosition in org.pdfbox.util
 

Methods in org.pdfbox.util that return TextPosition
protected  TextPosition PDFText2HTML.guessTitle(Iterator textIter)
          This method will attempt to guess the title of the document.
 

Methods in org.pdfbox.util with parameters of type TextPosition
protected  void PDFTextStripperByArea.showCharacter(TextPosition text)
          This will show add a character to the list of characters to be printed to the text file.
protected  void PDFTextStripper.writeCharacters(TextPosition text)
          Write the string to the output stream.
protected  void PDFTextStripper.showCharacter(TextPosition text)
          This will show add a character to the list of characters to be printed to the text file.
protected  void PDFText2HTML.writeCharacters(TextPosition position)
          Write the string to the output stream.
protected  void PDFStreamEngine.showCharacter(TextPosition text)
          A method provided as an event interface to allow a subclass to perform some specific functionality when a character needs to be displayed.