java.awt

Class PrintJob

    • Constructor Detail

      • PrintJob

        public PrintJob()
    • Method Detail

      • getGraphics

        public abstract Graphics getGraphics()
        Gets a Graphics object that will draw to the next page. The page is sent to the printer when the graphics object is disposed. This graphics object will also implement the PrintGraphics interface.
        See Also:
        PrintGraphics
      • getPageDimension

        public abstract Dimension getPageDimension()
        Returns the dimensions of the page in pixels. The resolution of the page is chosen so that it is similar to the screen resolution.
      • getPageResolution

        public abstract int getPageResolution()
        Returns the resolution of the page in pixels per inch. Note that this doesn't have to correspond to the physical resolution of the printer.
      • lastPageFirst

        public abstract boolean lastPageFirst()
        Returns true if the last page will be printed first.
      • end

        public abstract void end()
        Ends the print job and does any necessary cleanup.
      • finalize

        public void finalize()
        Ends this print job once it is no longer referenced.
        Overrides:
        finalize in class Object
        See Also:
        end()

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