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module com { module sun { module star { module rendering {

/** This structure provides information about a specific font.<p>

    @since OOo 2.0
 */
struct FontInfo
{
    /** The PANOSE font classification.<p>

        TODO: Document semantics in Panose.idl
     */
    Panose                              FontDescription;


    /** The name of the font family.<p>

        The family name is the one normally associated to a font, such
        as Times New Roman, Thorndale, Andale or Arial.<p>

        Note: outlined fonts are now specified with "outline" as part
        of the family name.<p>
     */
    string                              FamilyName;


    /** The name of the specific font style within its family.<p>

        For example, oblique, italic, or narrow.<p>
     */
    string                              StyleName;


    /** This value specifies which Unicode ranges are supported by
        this font.<p>

        This is to be interpreted as a split-up 128-bit value, see <a
        href=http://partners.adobe.com/asn/tech/type/opentype/os2.jsp#ur>Adobe's
        OpenType specification</a> for the specific meaning of each
        bit. UnicodeRanges0 contains the least significant bits,
        UnicodeRanges3 the most significant ones.<p>

        const int128       UNICODE_RANGE_BASIC_LATIN = 1;
        const int128       UNICODE_RANGE_LATIN_SUPPLEMENT = 2;
        const int128       UNICODE_RANGE_LATIN_EXTENDED_A = 4;
        const int128       UNICODE_RANGE_LATIN_EXTENDED_B = 4;
        ...
        const int128       UNICODE_RANGE_MASK_LATIN = 1;
        const int128       UNICODE_RANGE_MASK_CJK   = (31<<48) + (3<<55) +
        (1<<59);
        const int128       UNICODE_RANGE_MASK_CTL   = (1<<11) + (1<<13) +
        (0x3FFF<<15) + (0x0FFF<<70);

     */
    long                                UnicodeRanges0;
    long                                UnicodeRanges1;
    long                                UnicodeRanges2;
    long                                UnicodeRanges3;


    /** Specifies whether the font is a symbol font.<p>

        This refers solely to a font using the Microsoft SYMBOL_CHARSET
        charset (i.e. RTL_TEXTENCODING_SYMBOL), and not a font using any
        different "Symbol" encoding (e.g. RTL_TEXTENCODING_ADOBE_SYMBOL,
        RTL_TEXTENCODING_ADOBE_DINGBATS) or a font only useful for
        icons, dingbats or technical symbols.

        If yes, text written in this symbol font does not have a
        specified meaning.<p>
     */
    ::com::sun::star::util::TriState    IsSymbolFont;


    /** Set to true, if the font is usable for vertical text
        output.<p>

        Vertical fonts have subtle differences to horizontal ones,
        e.g. rotated or differently shaped glyphs, or special rotated
        versions of normally upright glyphs (e.g. brackets).<p>
     */
    ::com::sun::star::util::TriState    IsVertical;


};

}; }; }; };

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