Type Alias read_fonts::tables::layout::SizeParams
source · pub type SizeParams<'a> = TableRef<'a, SizeParamsMarker>;
Aliased Type§
struct SizeParams<'a> { /* private fields */ }
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source§impl<'a> SizeParams<'a>
impl<'a> SizeParams<'a>
sourcepub fn design_size(&self) -> u16
pub fn design_size(&self) -> u16
The first value represents the design size in 720/inch units (decipoints).
The design size entry must be non-zero. When there is a design size but no recommended size range, the rest of the array will consist of zeros.
sourcepub fn identifier(&self) -> u16
pub fn identifier(&self) -> u16
The second value has no independent meaning, but serves as an identifier that associates fonts in a subfamily.
All fonts which share a Typographic or Font Family name and which differ only by size range shall have the same subfamily value, and no fonts which differ in weight or style shall have the same subfamily value. If this value is zero, the remaining fields in the array will be ignored.
sourcepub fn name_entry(&self) -> u16
pub fn name_entry(&self) -> u16
The third value enables applications to use a single name for the subfamily identified by the second value.
If the preceding value is non-zero, this value must be set in the range 256 – 32767 (inclusive). It records the value of a field in the ‘name’ table, which must contain English-language strings encoded in Windows Unicode and Macintosh Roman, and may contain additional strings localized to other scripts and languages. Each of these strings is the name an application should use, in combination with the family name, to represent the subfamily in a menu. Applications will choose the appropriate version based on their selection criteria.
sourcepub fn range_start(&self) -> u16
pub fn range_start(&self) -> u16
The fourth and fifth values represent the small end of the recommended usage range (exclusive) and the large end of the recommended usage range (inclusive), stored in 720/inch units (decipoints).
Ranges must not overlap, and should generally be contiguous.