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Mako 7.5.0 API
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Mako 7.5.0 API
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Classes modelling individual characters from a font, or runs of same. More...
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| class | IDOMCharPathGroup |
| IDOMCharPathGroup interface Interface to DOM node representing Group Elements that consist of stroked text. More... | |
| class | IDOMGlyphName |
| class | IDOMGlyph |
| The IDOMGlyph class is an abstract class modelling a single character from a font. More... | |
| class | IDOMGlyphs |
| An abstract class providing an interface to a "Glyphs" node. Glyphs nodes are used to represent a run of uniformly formatted text from a single font. Text runs are broken by line advances and formatting changes. When a text run is broken, a new Glyphs node will be created to describe the text from the change point onwards. More... | |
| class | CIndicesGlyph |
| Utility code allowing the simpler manipulation of glyph glusters represented by the UnicodeString and Indices entries of an IDOMGlyphs object. More... | |
| class | CGlyphsCluster |
| A single cluster generated from the parallel Indices and Unicode strings present in an IDOMGlyphs node. This represents the smallest logical unit of text. Here, a single cluster may represent: More... | |
| class | CGlyphsClusters |
| A single cluster generated from the parallel Indices and Unicode strings present in an IDOMGlyphs node. This represents the smallest logical unit of text. Here, a single cluster may represent: More... | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef uint16 | IDOMGlyph::GlyphID |
| Holds the glyph ID of the glyph. | |
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| enum | IDOMGlyphs::eStyleSimulations |
| Specifies a style simulation for a glyphs node. | |
| enum | IDOMGlyph::eGlyphIDSpecial { IDOMGlyph::eGlyphIDNotdef = 0 } |
| Enumeration type used to define known, special Glyph IDs. More... | |
Classes modelling individual characters from a font, or runs of same.
Holds the glyph ID of the glyph.
A glyf table contains the data describing each glyph in the font. A particular glyph is identified by a glyph id, which is used exclusively throughout the font to identify that glyph. For further information on using glyf tables see http://www.microsoft.com/typography/otspec/glyf.htm.
Note: There are some special glyph ids which are reserved by convention as described in the eGlyphIDSpecial type. It is advisable to follow these conventions when modifying fonts. Glyph 0 is normally an open rectangle and is used by rendering systems to substitute for characters that are not present in the font.