## Uses of Class
org.apache.fop.complexscripts.util.CharAssociation

- Packages that use CharAssociation
  Package | Description
  --- | ---
  org.apache.fop.complexscripts.fonts |
  org.apache.fop.complexscripts.util |

- - ### Uses of CharAssociation in org.apache.fop.complexscripts.fonts

    Methods in org.apache.fop.complexscripts.fonts that return CharAssociation
    Modifier and Type | Method and Description
    --- | ---
    `CharAssociation` | GlyphProcessingState.`getAssociation()` Obtain character association of glyph at current position.
    `CharAssociation` | GlyphProcessingState.`getAssociation(int offset)` Obtain character association of glyph at specified offset from current position.
    `CharAssociation[]` | GlyphProcessingState.`getAssociations(int offset, int count)` Obtain `count` character associations of glyphs starting at specified offset from current position.
    `CharAssociation[]` | GlyphProcessingState.`getAssociations(int offset, int count, boolean reverseOrder, GlyphTester ignoreTester, CharAssociation[] associations, int[] counts)` Obtain `count` character associations of glyphs starting at specified offset from current position.
    `CharAssociation[]` | GlyphProcessingState.`getIgnoredAssociations(int offset, int count)` Obtain `count` character associations of ignored glyphs starting at specified offset from current position.
    `CharAssociation[]` | GlyphProcessingState.`getIgnoredAssociations(int offset, int count, boolean reverseOrder, GlyphTester ignoreTester, CharAssociation[] associations, int[] counts)` Obtain `count` character associations of ignored glyphs starting at specified offset from current position.

    Methods in org.apache.fop.complexscripts.fonts with parameters of type CharAssociation
    Modifier and Type | Method and Description
    --- | ---
    `CharAssociation[]` | GlyphProcessingState.`getAssociations(int offset, int count, boolean reverseOrder, GlyphTester ignoreTester, CharAssociation[] associations, int[] counts)` Obtain `count` character associations of glyphs starting at specified offset from current position.
    `CharAssociation[]` | GlyphProcessingState.`getIgnoredAssociations(int offset, int count, boolean reverseOrder, GlyphTester ignoreTester, CharAssociation[] associations, int[] counts)` Obtain `count` character associations of ignored glyphs starting at specified offset from current position.
    `void` | GlyphSubstitutionState.`putGlyph(int glyph, CharAssociation a, java.lang.Object predication)` Put (write) glyph into glyph output buffer.
    `void` | GlyphSubstitutionState.`putGlyphs(int[] glyphs, CharAssociation[] associations, java.lang.Object predication)` Put (write) array of glyphs into glyph output buffer.

  - ### Uses of CharAssociation in org.apache.fop.complexscripts.util

    Methods in org.apache.fop.complexscripts.util that return CharAssociation
    Modifier and Type | Method and Description
    --- | ---
    `CharAssociation` | GlyphSequence.`getAssociation(int index)` Obtain association at specified index.
    `CharAssociation[]` | GlyphSequence.`getAssociations(int offset, int count)` Obtain count associations starting at offset.
    `static CharAssociation` | CharAssociation.`join(CharAssociation[] aa)` Join (merge) multiple associations into a single, potentially disjoint association.
    `static CharAssociation[]` | CharAssociation.`replicate(CharAssociation a, int repeat)` Replicate association to form `repeat` new associations.

    Methods in org.apache.fop.complexscripts.util with parameters of type CharAssociation
    Modifier and Type | Method and Description
    --- | ---
    `static java.util.List` | GlyphSequence.`concatAssociations(CharAssociation[] baa, CharAssociation[] iaa, CharAssociation[] laa)` Concatenante association arrays.
    `static java.util.List` | GlyphSequence.`concatAssociations(CharAssociation[] baa, CharAssociation[] iaa, CharAssociation[] laa)` Concatenante association arrays.
    `static java.util.List` | GlyphSequence.`concatAssociations(CharAssociation[] baa, CharAssociation[] iaa, CharAssociation[] laa)` Concatenante association arrays.
    `static CharAssociation` | CharAssociation.`join(CharAssociation[] aa)` Join (merge) multiple associations into a single, potentially disjoint association.
    `void` | CharAssociation.`mergePredications(CharAssociation ca)` Merge predications from another CA.
    `static CharAssociation[]` | CharAssociation.`replicate(CharAssociation a, int repeat)` Replicate association to form `repeat` new associations.

    Constructors in org.apache.fop.complexscripts.util with parameters of type CharAssociation
    Constructor and Description
    `GlyphSequence(GlyphSequence gs, int[] bga, int[] iga, int[] lga, CharAssociation[] bal, CharAssociation[] ial, CharAssociation[] lal)` Instantiate a glyph sequence using an existing glyph sequence, where the new glyph sequence shares the character array of the existing sequence (but not the buffer object), but uses the specified backtrack, input, and lookahead glyph arrays to populate the glyphs, and uses the specified of glyphs buffer and association list.
    `GlyphSequence(GlyphSequence gs, int[] bga, int[] iga, int[] lga, CharAssociation[] bal, CharAssociation[] ial, CharAssociation[] lal)` Instantiate a glyph sequence using an existing glyph sequence, where the new glyph sequence shares the character array of the existing sequence (but not the buffer object), but uses the specified backtrack, input, and lookahead glyph arrays to populate the glyphs, and uses the specified of glyphs buffer and association list.
    `GlyphSequence(GlyphSequence gs, int[] bga, int[] iga, int[] lga, CharAssociation[] bal, CharAssociation[] ial, CharAssociation[] lal)` Instantiate a glyph sequence using an existing glyph sequence, where the new glyph sequence shares the character array of the existing sequence (but not the buffer object), but uses the specified backtrack, input, and lookahead glyph arrays to populate the glyphs, and uses the specified of glyphs buffer and association list.

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