org.apache.poi.xslf.usermodel
Class VerticalAlignment

java.lang.Object
  extended by org.apache.poi.xslf.usermodel.VerticalAlignment

public class VerticalAlignment
extends java.lang.Object

Specifies a list of available anchoring types for text

Author:
Yegor Kozlov

Field Summary
static VerticalAlignment BOTTOM
          Anchor the text at the bottom of the bounding rectangle.
static VerticalAlignment DISTRIBUTED
          Anchor the text so that it is distributed vertically.
static VerticalAlignment JUSTIFIED
          Anchor the text so that it is justified vertically.
static VerticalAlignment MIDDLE
          Anchor the text at the middle of the bounding rectangle
static VerticalAlignment TOP
          Anchor the text at the top of the bounding rectangle
 
Constructor Summary
VerticalAlignment(int ordinal)
           
 
Method Summary
 int ordinal()
           
static VerticalAlignment[] values()
           
 
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
 

Field Detail

TOP

public static final VerticalAlignment TOP
Anchor the text at the top of the bounding rectangle


MIDDLE

public static final VerticalAlignment MIDDLE
Anchor the text at the middle of the bounding rectangle


BOTTOM

public static final VerticalAlignment BOTTOM
Anchor the text at the bottom of the bounding rectangle.


JUSTIFIED

public static final VerticalAlignment JUSTIFIED
Anchor the text so that it is justified vertically.

When text is horizontal, this spaces out the actual lines of text and is almost always identical in behavior to DISTRIBUTED (special case: if only 1 line, then anchored at top).

When text is vertical, then it justifies the letters vertically. This is different than DISTRIBUTED = new VerticalAlignment(); because in some cases such as very little text in a line = new VerticalAlignment(); it will not justify.


DISTRIBUTED

public static final VerticalAlignment DISTRIBUTED
Anchor the text so that it is distributed vertically.

When text is horizontal, this spaces out the actual lines of text and is almost always identical in behavior to JUSTIFIED (special case: if only 1 line, then anchored in middle).

When text is vertical, then it distributes the letters vertically. This is different than JUSTIFIED, because it always forces distribution of the words, even if there are only one or two words in a line.

Constructor Detail

VerticalAlignment

public VerticalAlignment(int ordinal)
Method Detail

ordinal

public int ordinal()

values

public static VerticalAlignment[] values()