FontDescent - TPdf

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Component: TPdf · Unit: PDFium

Returns the font's descent (the distance from the baseline down to the lowest descender) of a page object's font, expressed in PDF points and scaled to a caller-supplied font size.

Syntax

property FontDescent[Index: Integer; FontSize: Single]: Single; // read only

Description

FontDescent reports the descent metric of the font referenced by the page object at the given index. Descent is the vertical distance (typically negative in PDF metrics) from the baseline to the lowest point reached by descenders such as the tails of 'g', 'p', or 'y'. The value PDFium returns is already scaled to the FontSize argument, in PDF user-space points.

The Index indexer is the 0-based page-object index (0..ObjectCount - 1). FontSize is the size at which you want the metric computed; pass either the size you intend to render at or, when reproducing existing text, the value returned by CharacterFontSize. A page must be active before the property is read.

Combined with FontAscent the descent gives the total line height of a font at a chosen size: LineHeight := FontAscent - FontDescent. PDFium returns 0 when the underlying font does not expose the metric (for example, certain Type3 fonts) or when the page object is not text.

Parameters

Index	0-based page-object index in the range 0..ObjectCount - 1.
FontSize	Font size in PDF points used to scale the metric (e.g. `12.0`). Match it to the actual rendering size for a realistic descender value.

Remarks

The returned value is normally negative, matching the PostScript / OpenType convention of measuring below the baseline.
Returns 0 when the page object is not text or when the font descriptor has no descent entry.
For multi-language documents, descent varies sharply between Latin and CJK fonts — do not reuse a single descent across runs.
Use Abs(FontDescent[...]) when you need the absolute drop below the baseline.
For mixed-size text choose the largest FontSize on the line when sizing a row.

Example

var
  I: Integer;
  Asc, Dsc, LineHeight: Single;
begin
  Pdf1.PageNumber := 1;
  for I := 0 to Pdf1.ObjectCount - 1 do
  begin
    Asc := Pdf1.FontAscent[I, 12.0];
    Dsc := Pdf1.FontDescent[I, 12.0];
    LineHeight := Asc - Dsc;
    if LineHeight > 0 then
      Memo1.Lines.Add(Format('Object %d: line height = %.2f pt', [I, LineHeight]));
  end;
end;

FontDescent property