Description
The PDPageContentStream.drawString take a String as argument, it construct a COSString of the input.
If the input contain chars above 255, the COSString is prefixed 0xFe, 0xff and the bytes are taken from the
input as "UTF-16BE" encoded.
Back in the drawString method this unicode16 encoded COSString is appended as a "ISO-8859-1"
appendRawCommands( new String( buffer.toByteArray(), "ISO-8859-1"));
The result of this is that a line with UTF-16 chars is shown prefix with þÿ, and with double space between the other chars.
The chars above 255 are shown as the two corresponding ISO-8859-1 characters.
As a side question to this observation, is there an alternative way to use Pdfbox, to support UTF16?
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PDFBOX-922 True type PDFont subclass only supports WinAnsiEncoding (hardcoded!)
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