Java Code Examples for java.awt.print.Paper#getImageableX()

/**
 * Tests, whether the given two page format objects are equal.
 *
 * @param pf1
 *          the first page format that should be compared.
 * @param pf2
 *          the second page format that should be compared.
 * @return true, if both page formats are equal, false otherwise.
 */
public static boolean isEqual( final PageFormat pf1, final PageFormat pf2 ) {
  if ( pf1 == pf2 ) {
    return true;
  }
  if ( pf1 == null || pf2 == null ) {
    return false;
  }

  if ( pf1.getOrientation() != pf2.getOrientation() ) {
    return false;
  }
  final Paper p1 = pf1.getPaper();
  final Paper p2 = pf2.getPaper();

  if ( p1.getWidth() != p2.getWidth() ) {
    return false;
  }
  if ( p1.getHeight() != p2.getHeight() ) {
    return false;
  }
  if ( p1.getImageableX() != p2.getImageableX() ) {
    return false;
  }
  if ( p1.getImageableY() != p2.getImageableY() ) {
    return false;
  }
  if ( p1.getImageableWidth() != p2.getImageableWidth() ) {
    return false;
  }
  if ( p1.getImageableHeight() != p2.getImageableHeight() ) {
    return false;
  }
  return true;
}
 

/**
 * Returns the borders for the given paper.
 *
 * @param p
 *          the paper.
 * @return The borders.
 */
private int[] getBorders( final Paper p ) {
  final int[] retval = new int[4];

  retval[ReportConfigWriter.TOP_BORDER] = (int) p.getImageableY();
  retval[ReportConfigWriter.LEFT_BORDER] = (int) p.getImageableX();
  retval[ReportConfigWriter.BOTTOM_BORDER] = (int) ( p.getHeight() - ( p.getImageableY() + p.getImageableHeight() ) );
  retval[ReportConfigWriter.RIGHT_BORDER] = (int) ( p.getWidth() - ( p.getImageableX() + p.getImageableWidth() ) );
  return retval;
}
 

public void testGetPageFormat() {
    PrinterJob pj = PrinterJob.getPrinterJob();
    PageFormat expResult = PrintPreferences.getPageFormat(pj);
    PrintPreferences.setPageFormat(expResult);
    PageFormat result = PrintPreferences.getPageFormat(pj);
    assertEquals(expResult.getHeight(), result.getHeight());
    assertEquals(expResult.getWidth(), result.getWidth());
    assertEquals(expResult.getOrientation(), result.getOrientation());
    assertEquals(expResult.getPaper().getHeight(), result.getPaper().getHeight());
    assertEquals(expResult.getPaper().getWidth(), result.getPaper().getWidth());
    assertEquals(expResult.getPaper().getImageableHeight(), result.getPaper().getImageableHeight());
    assertEquals(expResult.getPaper().getImageableWidth(), result.getPaper().getImageableWidth());
    assertEquals(expResult.getPaper().getImageableX(), result.getPaper().getImageableX());
    assertEquals(expResult.getPaper().getImageableY(), result.getPaper().getImageableY());
    
    double w = expResult.getPaper().getWidth() + 10;
    double h = expResult.getPaper().getHeight() + 10;
    Paper p = expResult.getPaper();
    double ix = p.getImageableX() + 10;
    double iy = p.getImageableY() + 10;
    double iw = p.getImageableWidth() + 10;
    double ih = p.getImageableHeight() + 10;
    p.setImageableArea(ix, iy, iw, ih);
    p.setSize(w, h);
    expResult.setPaper(p);
    PrintPreferences.setPageFormat(expResult);
    assertEquals(h, PrintPreferences.getPageFormat(pj).getHeight());
    assertEquals(w, PrintPreferences.getPageFormat(pj).getWidth());
    assertEquals(ix, PrintPreferences.getPageFormat(pj).getPaper().getImageableX());
    assertEquals(iy, PrintPreferences.getPageFormat(pj).getPaper().getImageableY());
    assertEquals(iw, PrintPreferences.getPageFormat(pj).getPaper().getImageableWidth());
    assertEquals(ih, PrintPreferences.getPageFormat(pj).getPaper().getImageableHeight());
    
    expResult.setOrientation(PageFormat.REVERSE_LANDSCAPE);
    PrintPreferences.setPageFormat(expResult);
    assertEquals(PageFormat.REVERSE_LANDSCAPE, PrintPreferences.getPageFormat(pj).getOrientation());
}
 

/**
 * updates a Paper object to reflect the current printer's selected
 * paper size and imageable area for that paper size.
 * Default implementation copies settings from the original, applies
 * applies some validity checks, changes them only if they are
 * clearly unreasonable, then sets them into the new Paper.
 * Subclasses are expected to override this method to make more
 * informed decisons.
 */
protected void validatePaper(Paper origPaper, Paper newPaper) {
    if (origPaper == null || newPaper == null) {
        return;
    } else {
        double wid = origPaper.getWidth();
        double hgt = origPaper.getHeight();
        double ix = origPaper.getImageableX();
        double iy = origPaper.getImageableY();
        double iw = origPaper.getImageableWidth();
        double ih = origPaper.getImageableHeight();

        /* Assume any +ve values are legal. Overall paper dimensions
         * take precedence. Make sure imageable area fits on the paper.
         */
        Paper defaultPaper = new Paper();
        wid = ((wid > 0.0) ? wid : defaultPaper.getWidth());
        hgt = ((hgt > 0.0) ? hgt : defaultPaper.getHeight());
        ix = ((ix > 0.0) ? ix : defaultPaper.getImageableX());
        iy = ((iy > 0.0) ? iy : defaultPaper.getImageableY());
        iw = ((iw > 0.0) ? iw : defaultPaper.getImageableWidth());
        ih = ((ih > 0.0) ? ih : defaultPaper.getImageableHeight());
        /* full width/height is not likely to be imageable, but since we
         * don't know the limits we have to allow it
         */
        if (iw > wid) {
            iw = wid;
        }
        if (ih > hgt) {
            ih = hgt;
        }
        if ((ix + iw) > wid) {
            ix = wid - iw;
        }
        if ((iy + ih) > hgt) {
            iy = hgt - ih;
        }
        newPaper.setSize(wid, hgt);
        newPaper.setImageableArea(ix, iy, iw, ih);
    }
}
 

/**
 * updates a Paper object to reflect the current printer's selected
 * paper size and imageable area for that paper size.
 * Default implementation copies settings from the original, applies
 * applies some validity checks, changes them only if they are
 * clearly unreasonable, then sets them into the new Paper.
 * Subclasses are expected to override this method to make more
 * informed decisons.
 */
protected void validatePaper(Paper origPaper, Paper newPaper) {
    if (origPaper == null || newPaper == null) {
        return;
    } else {
        double wid = origPaper.getWidth();
        double hgt = origPaper.getHeight();
        double ix = origPaper.getImageableX();
        double iy = origPaper.getImageableY();
        double iw = origPaper.getImageableWidth();
        double ih = origPaper.getImageableHeight();

        /* Assume any +ve values are legal. Overall paper dimensions
         * take precedence. Make sure imageable area fits on the paper.
         */
        Paper defaultPaper = new Paper();
        wid = ((wid > 0.0) ? wid : defaultPaper.getWidth());
        hgt = ((hgt > 0.0) ? hgt : defaultPaper.getHeight());
        ix = ((ix > 0.0) ? ix : defaultPaper.getImageableX());
        iy = ((iy > 0.0) ? iy : defaultPaper.getImageableY());
        iw = ((iw > 0.0) ? iw : defaultPaper.getImageableWidth());
        ih = ((ih > 0.0) ? ih : defaultPaper.getImageableHeight());
        /* full width/height is not likely to be imageable, but since we
         * don't know the limits we have to allow it
         */
        if (iw > wid) {
            iw = wid;
        }
        if (ih > hgt) {
            ih = hgt;
        }
        if ((ix + iw) > wid) {
            ix = wid - iw;
        }
        if ((iy + ih) > hgt) {
            iy = hgt - ih;
        }
        newPaper.setSize(wid, hgt);
        newPaper.setImageableArea(ix, iy, iw, ih);
    }
}
 

/**
 * updates a Paper object to reflect the current printer's selected
 * paper size and imageable area for that paper size.
 * Default implementation copies settings from the original, applies
 * applies some validity checks, changes them only if they are
 * clearly unreasonable, then sets them into the new Paper.
 * Subclasses are expected to override this method to make more
 * informed decisons.
 */
protected void validatePaper(Paper origPaper, Paper newPaper) {
    if (origPaper == null || newPaper == null) {
        return;
    } else {
        double wid = origPaper.getWidth();
        double hgt = origPaper.getHeight();
        double ix = origPaper.getImageableX();
        double iy = origPaper.getImageableY();
        double iw = origPaper.getImageableWidth();
        double ih = origPaper.getImageableHeight();

        /* Assume any +ve values are legal. Overall paper dimensions
         * take precedence. Make sure imageable area fits on the paper.
         */
        Paper defaultPaper = new Paper();
        wid = ((wid > 0.0) ? wid : defaultPaper.getWidth());
        hgt = ((hgt > 0.0) ? hgt : defaultPaper.getHeight());
        ix = ((ix > 0.0) ? ix : defaultPaper.getImageableX());
        iy = ((iy > 0.0) ? iy : defaultPaper.getImageableY());
        iw = ((iw > 0.0) ? iw : defaultPaper.getImageableWidth());
        ih = ((ih > 0.0) ? ih : defaultPaper.getImageableHeight());
        /* full width/height is not likely to be imageable, but since we
         * don't know the limits we have to allow it
         */
        if (iw > wid) {
            iw = wid;
        }
        if (ih > hgt) {
            ih = hgt;
        }
        if ((ix + iw) > wid) {
            ix = wid - iw;
        }
        if ((iy + ih) > hgt) {
            iy = hgt - ih;
        }
        newPaper.setSize(wid, hgt);
        newPaper.setImageableArea(ix, iy, iw, ih);
    }
}
 

/**
 * updates a Paper object to reflect the current printer's selected
 * paper size and imageable area for that paper size.
 * Default implementation copies settings from the original, applies
 * applies some validity checks, changes them only if they are
 * clearly unreasonable, then sets them into the new Paper.
 * Subclasses are expected to override this method to make more
 * informed decisons.
 */
protected void validatePaper(Paper origPaper, Paper newPaper) {
    if (origPaper == null || newPaper == null) {
        return;
    } else {
        double wid = origPaper.getWidth();
        double hgt = origPaper.getHeight();
        double ix = origPaper.getImageableX();
        double iy = origPaper.getImageableY();
        double iw = origPaper.getImageableWidth();
        double ih = origPaper.getImageableHeight();

        /* Assume any +ve values are legal. Overall paper dimensions
         * take precedence. Make sure imageable area fits on the paper.
         */
        Paper defaultPaper = new Paper();
        wid = ((wid > 0.0) ? wid : defaultPaper.getWidth());
        hgt = ((hgt > 0.0) ? hgt : defaultPaper.getHeight());
        ix = ((ix > 0.0) ? ix : defaultPaper.getImageableX());
        iy = ((iy > 0.0) ? iy : defaultPaper.getImageableY());
        iw = ((iw > 0.0) ? iw : defaultPaper.getImageableWidth());
        ih = ((ih > 0.0) ? ih : defaultPaper.getImageableHeight());
        /* full width/height is not likely to be imageable, but since we
         * don't know the limits we have to allow it
         */
        if (iw > wid) {
            iw = wid;
        }
        if (ih > hgt) {
            ih = hgt;
        }
        if ((ix + iw) > wid) {
            ix = wid - iw;
        }
        if ((iy + ih) > hgt) {
            iy = hgt - ih;
        }
        newPaper.setSize(wid, hgt);
        newPaper.setImageableArea(ix, iy, iw, ih);
    }
}
 

/**
 * updates a Paper object to reflect the current printer's selected
 * paper size and imageable area for that paper size.
 * Default implementation copies settings from the original, applies
 * applies some validity checks, changes them only if they are
 * clearly unreasonable, then sets them into the new Paper.
 * Subclasses are expected to override this method to make more
 * informed decisons.
 */
protected void validatePaper(Paper origPaper, Paper newPaper) {
    if (origPaper == null || newPaper == null) {
        return;
    } else {
        double wid = origPaper.getWidth();
        double hgt = origPaper.getHeight();
        double ix = origPaper.getImageableX();
        double iy = origPaper.getImageableY();
        double iw = origPaper.getImageableWidth();
        double ih = origPaper.getImageableHeight();

        /* Assume any +ve values are legal. Overall paper dimensions
         * take precedence. Make sure imageable area fits on the paper.
         */
        Paper defaultPaper = new Paper();
        wid = ((wid > 0.0) ? wid : defaultPaper.getWidth());
        hgt = ((hgt > 0.0) ? hgt : defaultPaper.getHeight());
        ix = ((ix > 0.0) ? ix : defaultPaper.getImageableX());
        iy = ((iy > 0.0) ? iy : defaultPaper.getImageableY());
        iw = ((iw > 0.0) ? iw : defaultPaper.getImageableWidth());
        ih = ((ih > 0.0) ? ih : defaultPaper.getImageableHeight());
        /* full width/height is not likely to be imageable, but since we
         * don't know the limits we have to allow it
         */
        if (iw > wid) {
            iw = wid;
        }
        if (ih > hgt) {
            ih = hgt;
        }
        if ((ix + iw) > wid) {
            ix = wid - iw;
        }
        if ((iy + ih) > hgt) {
            iy = hgt - ih;
        }
        newPaper.setSize(wid, hgt);
        newPaper.setImageableArea(ix, iy, iw, ih);
    }
}
 

/**
 * updates a Paper object to reflect the current printer's selected
 * paper size and imageable area for that paper size.
 * Default implementation copies settings from the original, applies
 * applies some validity checks, changes them only if they are
 * clearly unreasonable, then sets them into the new Paper.
 * Subclasses are expected to override this method to make more
 * informed decisons.
 */
protected void validatePaper(Paper origPaper, Paper newPaper) {
    if (origPaper == null || newPaper == null) {
        return;
    } else {
        double wid = origPaper.getWidth();
        double hgt = origPaper.getHeight();
        double ix = origPaper.getImageableX();
        double iy = origPaper.getImageableY();
        double iw = origPaper.getImageableWidth();
        double ih = origPaper.getImageableHeight();

        /* Assume any +ve values are legal. Overall paper dimensions
         * take precedence. Make sure imageable area fits on the paper.
         */
        Paper defaultPaper = new Paper();
        wid = ((wid > 0.0) ? wid : defaultPaper.getWidth());
        hgt = ((hgt > 0.0) ? hgt : defaultPaper.getHeight());
        ix = ((ix > 0.0) ? ix : defaultPaper.getImageableX());
        iy = ((iy > 0.0) ? iy : defaultPaper.getImageableY());
        iw = ((iw > 0.0) ? iw : defaultPaper.getImageableWidth());
        ih = ((ih > 0.0) ? ih : defaultPaper.getImageableHeight());
        /* full width/height is not likely to be imageable, but since we
         * don't know the limits we have to allow it
         */
        if (iw > wid) {
            iw = wid;
        }
        if (ih > hgt) {
            ih = hgt;
        }
        if ((ix + iw) > wid) {
            ix = wid - iw;
        }
        if ((iy + ih) > hgt) {
            iy = hgt - ih;
        }
        newPaper.setSize(wid, hgt);
        newPaper.setImageableArea(ix, iy, iw, ih);
    }
}
 

/**
 * updates a Paper object to reflect the current printer's selected
 * paper size and imageable area for that paper size.
 * Default implementation copies settings from the original, applies
 * applies some validity checks, changes them only if they are
 * clearly unreasonable, then sets them into the new Paper.
 * Subclasses are expected to override this method to make more
 * informed decisons.
 */
protected void validatePaper(Paper origPaper, Paper newPaper) {
    if (origPaper == null || newPaper == null) {
        return;
    } else {
        double wid = origPaper.getWidth();
        double hgt = origPaper.getHeight();
        double ix = origPaper.getImageableX();
        double iy = origPaper.getImageableY();
        double iw = origPaper.getImageableWidth();
        double ih = origPaper.getImageableHeight();

        /* Assume any +ve values are legal. Overall paper dimensions
         * take precedence. Make sure imageable area fits on the paper.
         */
        Paper defaultPaper = new Paper();
        wid = ((wid > 0.0) ? wid : defaultPaper.getWidth());
        hgt = ((hgt > 0.0) ? hgt : defaultPaper.getHeight());
        ix = ((ix > 0.0) ? ix : defaultPaper.getImageableX());
        iy = ((iy > 0.0) ? iy : defaultPaper.getImageableY());
        iw = ((iw > 0.0) ? iw : defaultPaper.getImageableWidth());
        ih = ((ih > 0.0) ? ih : defaultPaper.getImageableHeight());
        /* full width/height is not likely to be imageable, but since we
         * don't know the limits we have to allow it
         */
        if (iw > wid) {
            iw = wid;
        }
        if (ih > hgt) {
            ih = hgt;
        }
        if ((ix + iw) > wid) {
            ix = wid - iw;
        }
        if ((iy + ih) > hgt) {
            iy = hgt - ih;
        }
        newPaper.setSize(wid, hgt);
        newPaper.setImageableArea(ix, iy, iw, ih);
    }
}
 

/**
 * updates a Paper object to reflect the current printer's selected
 * paper size and imageable area for that paper size.
 * Default implementation copies settings from the original, applies
 * applies some validity checks, changes them only if they are
 * clearly unreasonable, then sets them into the new Paper.
 * Subclasses are expected to override this method to make more
 * informed decisons.
 */
protected void validatePaper(Paper origPaper, Paper newPaper) {
    if (origPaper == null || newPaper == null) {
        return;
    } else {
        double wid = origPaper.getWidth();
        double hgt = origPaper.getHeight();
        double ix = origPaper.getImageableX();
        double iy = origPaper.getImageableY();
        double iw = origPaper.getImageableWidth();
        double ih = origPaper.getImageableHeight();

        /* Assume any +ve values are legal. Overall paper dimensions
         * take precedence. Make sure imageable area fits on the paper.
         */
        Paper defaultPaper = new Paper();
        wid = ((wid > 0.0) ? wid : defaultPaper.getWidth());
        hgt = ((hgt > 0.0) ? hgt : defaultPaper.getHeight());
        ix = ((ix > 0.0) ? ix : defaultPaper.getImageableX());
        iy = ((iy > 0.0) ? iy : defaultPaper.getImageableY());
        iw = ((iw > 0.0) ? iw : defaultPaper.getImageableWidth());
        ih = ((ih > 0.0) ? ih : defaultPaper.getImageableHeight());
        /* full width/height is not likely to be imageable, but since we
         * don't know the limits we have to allow it
         */
        if (iw > wid) {
            iw = wid;
        }
        if (ih > hgt) {
            ih = hgt;
        }
        if ((ix + iw) > wid) {
            ix = wid - iw;
        }
        if ((iy + ih) > hgt) {
            iy = hgt - ih;
        }
        newPaper.setSize(wid, hgt);
        newPaper.setImageableArea(ix, iy, iw, ih);
    }
}
 

/**
 * updates a Paper object to reflect the current printer's selected
 * paper size and imageable area for that paper size.
 * Default implementation copies settings from the original, applies
 * applies some validity checks, changes them only if they are
 * clearly unreasonable, then sets them into the new Paper.
 * Subclasses are expected to override this method to make more
 * informed decisons.
 */
protected void validatePaper(Paper origPaper, Paper newPaper) {
    if (origPaper == null || newPaper == null) {
        return;
    } else {
        double wid = origPaper.getWidth();
        double hgt = origPaper.getHeight();
        double ix = origPaper.getImageableX();
        double iy = origPaper.getImageableY();
        double iw = origPaper.getImageableWidth();
        double ih = origPaper.getImageableHeight();

        /* Assume any +ve values are legal. Overall paper dimensions
         * take precedence. Make sure imageable area fits on the paper.
         */
        Paper defaultPaper = new Paper();
        wid = ((wid > 0.0) ? wid : defaultPaper.getWidth());
        hgt = ((hgt > 0.0) ? hgt : defaultPaper.getHeight());
        ix = ((ix > 0.0) ? ix : defaultPaper.getImageableX());
        iy = ((iy > 0.0) ? iy : defaultPaper.getImageableY());
        iw = ((iw > 0.0) ? iw : defaultPaper.getImageableWidth());
        ih = ((ih > 0.0) ? ih : defaultPaper.getImageableHeight());
        /* full width/height is not likely to be imageable, but since we
         * don't know the limits we have to allow it
         */
        if (iw > wid) {
            iw = wid;
        }
        if (ih > hgt) {
            ih = hgt;
        }
        if ((ix + iw) > wid) {
            ix = wid - iw;
        }
        if ((iy + ih) > hgt) {
            iy = hgt - ih;
        }
        newPaper.setSize(wid, hgt);
        newPaper.setImageableArea(ix, iy, iw, ih);
    }
}
 

/**
 * updates a Paper object to reflect the current printer's selected
 * paper size and imageable area for that paper size.
 * Default implementation copies settings from the original, applies
 * applies some validity checks, changes them only if they are
 * clearly unreasonable, then sets them into the new Paper.
 * Subclasses are expected to override this method to make more
 * informed decisons.
 */
protected void validatePaper(Paper origPaper, Paper newPaper) {
    if (origPaper == null || newPaper == null) {
        return;
    } else {
        double wid = origPaper.getWidth();
        double hgt = origPaper.getHeight();
        double ix = origPaper.getImageableX();
        double iy = origPaper.getImageableY();
        double iw = origPaper.getImageableWidth();
        double ih = origPaper.getImageableHeight();

        /* Assume any +ve values are legal. Overall paper dimensions
         * take precedence. Make sure imageable area fits on the paper.
         */
        Paper defaultPaper = new Paper();
        wid = ((wid > 0.0) ? wid : defaultPaper.getWidth());
        hgt = ((hgt > 0.0) ? hgt : defaultPaper.getHeight());
        ix = ((ix > 0.0) ? ix : defaultPaper.getImageableX());
        iy = ((iy > 0.0) ? iy : defaultPaper.getImageableY());
        iw = ((iw > 0.0) ? iw : defaultPaper.getImageableWidth());
        ih = ((ih > 0.0) ? ih : defaultPaper.getImageableHeight());
        /* full width/height is not likely to be imageable, but since we
         * don't know the limits we have to allow it
         */
        if (iw > wid) {
            iw = wid;
        }
        if (ih > hgt) {
            ih = hgt;
        }
        if ((ix + iw) > wid) {
            ix = wid - iw;
        }
        if ((iy + ih) > hgt) {
            iy = hgt - ih;
        }
        newPaper.setSize(wid, hgt);
        newPaper.setImageableArea(ix, iy, iw, ih);
    }
}
 

/**
 * updates a Paper object to reflect the current printer's selected
 * paper size and imageable area for that paper size.
 * Default implementation copies settings from the original, applies
 * applies some validity checks, changes them only if they are
 * clearly unreasonable, then sets them into the new Paper.
 * Subclasses are expected to override this method to make more
 * informed decisons.
 */
protected void validatePaper(Paper origPaper, Paper newPaper) {
    if (origPaper == null || newPaper == null) {
        return;
    } else {
        double wid = origPaper.getWidth();
        double hgt = origPaper.getHeight();
        double ix = origPaper.getImageableX();
        double iy = origPaper.getImageableY();
        double iw = origPaper.getImageableWidth();
        double ih = origPaper.getImageableHeight();

        /* Assume any +ve values are legal. Overall paper dimensions
         * take precedence. Make sure imageable area fits on the paper.
         */
        Paper defaultPaper = new Paper();
        wid = ((wid > 0.0) ? wid : defaultPaper.getWidth());
        hgt = ((hgt > 0.0) ? hgt : defaultPaper.getHeight());
        ix = ((ix > 0.0) ? ix : defaultPaper.getImageableX());
        iy = ((iy > 0.0) ? iy : defaultPaper.getImageableY());
        iw = ((iw > 0.0) ? iw : defaultPaper.getImageableWidth());
        ih = ((ih > 0.0) ? ih : defaultPaper.getImageableHeight());
        /* full width/height is not likely to be imageable, but since we
         * don't know the limits we have to allow it
         */
        if (iw > wid) {
            iw = wid;
        }
        if (ih > hgt) {
            ih = hgt;
        }
        if ((ix + iw) > wid) {
            ix = wid - iw;
        }
        if ((iy + ih) > hgt) {
            iy = hgt - ih;
        }
        newPaper.setSize(wid, hgt);
        newPaper.setImageableArea(ix, iy, iw, ih);
    }
}
 

/**
 * updates a Paper object to reflect the current printer's selected
 * paper size and imageable area for that paper size.
 * Default implementation copies settings from the original, applies
 * applies some validity checks, changes them only if they are
 * clearly unreasonable, then sets them into the new Paper.
 * Subclasses are expected to override this method to make more
 * informed decisons.
 */
protected void validatePaper(Paper origPaper, Paper newPaper) {
    if (origPaper == null || newPaper == null) {
        return;
    } else {
        double wid = origPaper.getWidth();
        double hgt = origPaper.getHeight();
        double ix = origPaper.getImageableX();
        double iy = origPaper.getImageableY();
        double iw = origPaper.getImageableWidth();
        double ih = origPaper.getImageableHeight();

        /* Assume any +ve values are legal. Overall paper dimensions
         * take precedence. Make sure imageable area fits on the paper.
         */
        Paper defaultPaper = new Paper();
        wid = ((wid > 0.0) ? wid : defaultPaper.getWidth());
        hgt = ((hgt > 0.0) ? hgt : defaultPaper.getHeight());
        ix = ((ix > 0.0) ? ix : defaultPaper.getImageableX());
        iy = ((iy > 0.0) ? iy : defaultPaper.getImageableY());
        iw = ((iw > 0.0) ? iw : defaultPaper.getImageableWidth());
        ih = ((ih > 0.0) ? ih : defaultPaper.getImageableHeight());
        /* full width/height is not likely to be imageable, but since we
         * don't know the limits we have to allow it
         */
        if (iw > wid) {
            iw = wid;
        }
        if (ih > hgt) {
            ih = hgt;
        }
        if ((ix + iw) > wid) {
            ix = wid - iw;
        }
        if ((iy + ih) > hgt) {
            iy = hgt - ih;
        }
        newPaper.setSize(wid, hgt);
        newPaper.setImageableArea(ix, iy, iw, ih);
    }
}
 

/**
 * updates a Paper object to reflect the current printer's selected
 * paper size and imageable area for that paper size.
 * Default implementation copies settings from the original, applies
 * applies some validity checks, changes them only if they are
 * clearly unreasonable, then sets them into the new Paper.
 * Subclasses are expected to override this method to make more
 * informed decisons.
 */
protected void validatePaper(Paper origPaper, Paper newPaper) {
    if (origPaper == null || newPaper == null) {
        return;
    } else {
        double wid = origPaper.getWidth();
        double hgt = origPaper.getHeight();
        double ix = origPaper.getImageableX();
        double iy = origPaper.getImageableY();
        double iw = origPaper.getImageableWidth();
        double ih = origPaper.getImageableHeight();

        /* Assume any +ve values are legal. Overall paper dimensions
         * take precedence. Make sure imageable area fits on the paper.
         */
        Paper defaultPaper = new Paper();
        wid = ((wid > 0.0) ? wid : defaultPaper.getWidth());
        hgt = ((hgt > 0.0) ? hgt : defaultPaper.getHeight());
        ix = ((ix > 0.0) ? ix : defaultPaper.getImageableX());
        iy = ((iy > 0.0) ? iy : defaultPaper.getImageableY());
        iw = ((iw > 0.0) ? iw : defaultPaper.getImageableWidth());
        ih = ((ih > 0.0) ? ih : defaultPaper.getImageableHeight());
        /* full width/height is not likely to be imageable, but since we
         * don't know the limits we have to allow it
         */
        if (iw > wid) {
            iw = wid;
        }
        if (ih > hgt) {
            ih = hgt;
        }
        if ((ix + iw) > wid) {
            ix = wid - iw;
        }
        if ((iy + ih) > hgt) {
            iy = hgt - ih;
        }
        newPaper.setSize(wid, hgt);
        newPaper.setImageableArea(ix, iy, iw, ih);
    }
}
 

/**
 * updates a Paper object to reflect the current printer's selected
 * paper size and imageable area for that paper size.
 * Default implementation copies settings from the original, applies
 * applies some validity checks, changes them only if they are
 * clearly unreasonable, then sets them into the new Paper.
 * Subclasses are expected to override this method to make more
 * informed decisons.
 */
protected void validatePaper(Paper origPaper, Paper newPaper) {
    if (origPaper == null || newPaper == null) {
        return;
    } else {
        double wid = origPaper.getWidth();
        double hgt = origPaper.getHeight();
        double ix = origPaper.getImageableX();
        double iy = origPaper.getImageableY();
        double iw = origPaper.getImageableWidth();
        double ih = origPaper.getImageableHeight();

        /* Assume any +ve values are legal. Overall paper dimensions
         * take precedence. Make sure imageable area fits on the paper.
         */
        Paper defaultPaper = new Paper();
        wid = ((wid > 0.0) ? wid : defaultPaper.getWidth());
        hgt = ((hgt > 0.0) ? hgt : defaultPaper.getHeight());
        ix = ((ix > 0.0) ? ix : defaultPaper.getImageableX());
        iy = ((iy > 0.0) ? iy : defaultPaper.getImageableY());
        iw = ((iw > 0.0) ? iw : defaultPaper.getImageableWidth());
        ih = ((ih > 0.0) ? ih : defaultPaper.getImageableHeight());
        /* full width/height is not likely to be imageable, but since we
         * don't know the limits we have to allow it
         */
        if (iw > wid) {
            iw = wid;
        }
        if (ih > hgt) {
            ih = hgt;
        }
        if ((ix + iw) > wid) {
            ix = wid - iw;
        }
        if ((iy + ih) > hgt) {
            iy = hgt - ih;
        }
        newPaper.setSize(wid, hgt);
        newPaper.setImageableArea(ix, iy, iw, ih);
    }
}
 

/**
 * Returns the right border of the given paper.
 *
 * @param p
 *          the paper that defines the borders.
 * @return the right border.
 */
public double getRightBorder( final Paper p ) {
  return p.getWidth() - ( p.getImageableX() + p.getImageableWidth() );
}
 

/**
 * Returns the borders for the given paper.
 *
 * @param p
 *          the paper.
 * @return The borders.
 */
private static Insets getBorders( final Paper p ) {
  return new Insets( (int) p.getImageableY(), (int) p.getImageableX(),
      (int) ( p.getHeight() - ( p.getImageableY() + p.getImageableHeight() ) ), (int) ( p.getWidth() - ( p
          .getImageableX() + p.getImageableWidth() ) ) );
}
 

/**
 * Returns the left border of the given paper.
 *
 * @param p
 *          the paper that defines the borders.
 * @return the left border.
 */
public double getLeftBorder( final Paper p ) {
  return p.getImageableX();
}