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#include <dwrite_1.h>
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INT16 | glyphBoxLeft |
Left edge of accumulated bounding blackbox of all glyphs in the font. More... | |
INT16 | glyphBoxTop |
Top edge of accumulated bounding blackbox of all glyphs in the font. More... | |
INT16 | glyphBoxRight |
Right edge of accumulated bounding blackbox of all glyphs in the font. More... | |
INT16 | glyphBoxBottom |
Bottom edge of accumulated bounding blackbox of all glyphs in the font. More... | |
INT16 | subscriptPositionX |
Horizontal position of the subscript relative to the baseline origin. This is typically negative (to the left) in italic/oblique fonts, and zero in regular fonts. More... | |
INT16 | subscriptPositionY |
Vertical position of the subscript relative to the baseline. This is typically negative. More... | |
INT16 | subscriptSizeX |
Horizontal size of the subscript em box in design units, used to scale the simulated subscript relative to the full em box size. This the numerator of the scaling ratio where denominator is the design units per em. If this member is zero, the font does not specify a scale factor, and the client should use its own policy. More... | |
INT16 | subscriptSizeY |
Vertical size of the subscript em box in design units, used to scale the simulated subscript relative to the full em box size. This the numerator of the scaling ratio where denominator is the design units per em. If this member is zero, the font does not specify a scale factor, and the client should use its own policy. More... | |
INT16 | superscriptPositionX |
Horizontal position of the superscript relative to the baseline origin. This is typically positive (to the right) in italic/oblique fonts, and zero in regular fonts. More... | |
INT16 | superscriptPositionY |
Vertical position of the superscript relative to the baseline. This is typically positive. More... | |
INT16 | superscriptSizeX |
Horizontal size of the superscript em box in design units, used to scale the simulated superscript relative to the full em box size. This the numerator of the scaling ratio where denominator is the design units per em. If this member is zero, the font does not specify a scale factor, and the client should use its own policy. More... | |
INT16 | superscriptSizeY |
Vertical size of the superscript em box in design units, used to scale the simulated superscript relative to the full em box size. This the numerator of the scaling ratio where denominator is the design units per em. If this member is zero, the font does not specify a scale factor, and the client should use its own policy. More... | |
BOOL | hasTypographicMetrics |
Indicates that the ascent, descent, and lineGap are based on newer 'typographic' values in the font, rather than legacy values. More... | |
Public Attributes inherited from DWRITE_FONT_METRICS | |
UINT16 | designUnitsPerEm |
The number of font design units per em unit. Font files use their own coordinate system of font design units. A font design unit is the smallest measurable unit in the em square, an imaginary square that is used to size and align glyphs. The concept of em square is used as a reference scale factor when defining font size and device transformation semantics. The size of one em square is also commonly used to compute the paragraph indentation value. More... | |
UINT16 | ascent |
Ascent value of the font face in font design units. Ascent is the distance from the top of font character alignment box to English baseline. More... | |
UINT16 | descent |
Descent value of the font face in font design units. Descent is the distance from the bottom of font character alignment box to English baseline. More... | |
INT16 | lineGap |
Line gap in font design units. Recommended additional white space to add between lines to improve legibility. The recommended line spacing (baseline-to-baseline distance) is thus the sum of ascent, descent, and lineGap. The line gap is usually positive or zero but can be negative, in which case the recommended line spacing is less than the height of the character alignment box. More... | |
UINT16 | capHeight |
Cap height value of the font face in font design units. Cap height is the distance from English baseline to the top of a typical English capital. Capital "H" is often used as a reference character for the purpose of calculating the cap height value. More... | |
UINT16 | xHeight |
x-height value of the font face in font design units. x-height is the distance from English baseline to the top of lowercase letter "x", or a similar lowercase character. More... | |
INT16 | underlinePosition |
The underline position value of the font face in font design units. Underline position is the position of underline relative to the English baseline. The value is usually made negative in order to place the underline below the baseline. More... | |
UINT16 | underlineThickness |
The suggested underline thickness value of the font face in font design units. More... | |
INT16 | strikethroughPosition |
The strikethrough position value of the font face in font design units. Strikethrough position is the position of strikethrough relative to the English baseline. The value is usually made positive in order to place the strikethrough above the baseline. More... | |
UINT16 | strikethroughThickness |
The suggested strikethrough thickness value of the font face in font design units. More... | |
INT16 DWRITE_FONT_METRICS1::glyphBoxBottom |
Bottom edge of accumulated bounding blackbox of all glyphs in the font.
INT16 DWRITE_FONT_METRICS1::glyphBoxLeft |
Left edge of accumulated bounding blackbox of all glyphs in the font.
INT16 DWRITE_FONT_METRICS1::glyphBoxRight |
Right edge of accumulated bounding blackbox of all glyphs in the font.
INT16 DWRITE_FONT_METRICS1::glyphBoxTop |
Top edge of accumulated bounding blackbox of all glyphs in the font.
BOOL DWRITE_FONT_METRICS1::hasTypographicMetrics |
Indicates that the ascent, descent, and lineGap are based on newer 'typographic' values in the font, rather than legacy values.
INT16 DWRITE_FONT_METRICS1::subscriptPositionX |
Horizontal position of the subscript relative to the baseline origin. This is typically negative (to the left) in italic/oblique fonts, and zero in regular fonts.
INT16 DWRITE_FONT_METRICS1::subscriptPositionY |
Vertical position of the subscript relative to the baseline. This is typically negative.
INT16 DWRITE_FONT_METRICS1::subscriptSizeX |
Horizontal size of the subscript em box in design units, used to scale the simulated subscript relative to the full em box size. This the numerator of the scaling ratio where denominator is the design units per em. If this member is zero, the font does not specify a scale factor, and the client should use its own policy.
INT16 DWRITE_FONT_METRICS1::subscriptSizeY |
Vertical size of the subscript em box in design units, used to scale the simulated subscript relative to the full em box size. This the numerator of the scaling ratio where denominator is the design units per em. If this member is zero, the font does not specify a scale factor, and the client should use its own policy.
INT16 DWRITE_FONT_METRICS1::superscriptPositionX |
Horizontal position of the superscript relative to the baseline origin. This is typically positive (to the right) in italic/oblique fonts, and zero in regular fonts.
INT16 DWRITE_FONT_METRICS1::superscriptPositionY |
Vertical position of the superscript relative to the baseline. This is typically positive.
INT16 DWRITE_FONT_METRICS1::superscriptSizeX |
Horizontal size of the superscript em box in design units, used to scale the simulated superscript relative to the full em box size. This the numerator of the scaling ratio where denominator is the design units per em. If this member is zero, the font does not specify a scale factor, and the client should use its own policy.
INT16 DWRITE_FONT_METRICS1::superscriptSizeY |
Vertical size of the superscript em box in design units, used to scale the simulated superscript relative to the full em box size. This the numerator of the scaling ratio where denominator is the design units per em. If this member is zero, the font does not specify a scale factor, and the client should use its own policy.