when writing text content the current show text operator was just writing the unicode string value and hoping it produced the correct value in the resulting document despite the values being consumed in a different encoding. this change adds a method to retrieve the corresponding byte value for a unicode character and uses that to write a hex show text operator to the page content. this is only implemented for standard14 fonts in this change.
for standard14 fonts we look up the corresponding name for the unicode value from the adobe glyph list. once we find the corresponding glyph name we look up the code value in the encoding we have chosen when writing standard14 fonts (macromanencoding). this value is then the byte value written to the show text operator. if the value does not appear in any of the lookups we throw a not support exception.
this also adds a test case which will still fail for czech characters in a truetype font, the issue reported in #98.
- In the Letter class:
- Renaming 'Location' to 'StartBaseLine' and adding 'EndBaseLine' for better localisation of the letter ('Location' is also kept).
- Adding TextDirection.
