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typedef struct {
short lfHeight;
short lfWidth;
short lfEscapement;
short lfOrientation;
short lfWeight;
BYTE lfItalic;
BYTE lfUnderline;
BYTE lfStrikeOut;
BYTE lfCharSet;
BYTE lfOutPrecision;
BYTE lfClipPrecision;
BYTE lfQuality;
BYTE lfPitchAndFamily;
BYTE lfFaceName [32];
} LFONT;
The LFONT structure contains the logical attributes for a font.
Member Description
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lfHeight Specifies the height of the font in device units. If this
member is greater than zero, the driver should choose a
font whose cell height matches the given height. If this
member is zero, the driver should choose a font having a
reasonable default size. If this member is less than zero,
the driver should choose a font whose character height
(that is, cell height less internal leading) matches the
absolute value of this member. In all cases, the driver
should choose the largest font that does not exceed the
requested height and, if there is no such font, choose the
next smallest font available.
lfWidth Specifies the average width of characters in the font in
device units. If this member is zero, the driver should
choose an available font whose digitization aspect ratio
(the dfVertRes member of the FONTINFO structure) most
closely matches the aspect ratio of the device (the
dpAspectY member in the GDIINFO structure). When comparing
fonts, the driver should compare the absolute values of
the differences between the digitization aspect ratio and
the device aspect ratio.
lfEscapement Specifies the angle, counterclockwise from the x-axis in
tenths of a degree, of the vector passing through the
origin of all the characters in the string.
lfOrientation Specifies the angle, counterclockwise from the x-axis in
tenths of a degree, of the baseline of the character.
lfWeight Specifies the weight of the font ranging from 1 to 1000,
with 400 being the value for the standard font. If this
member is zero, the driver should choose a reasonable
weight.
lfItalic Specifies whether the font is to be italic. If the low bit
is set, the font is to be italic. All other bits must be
zero.
lfUnderline Specifies whether the font is to be underlined. If the low
bit is set, the font is to be underlined. All other bits
must be zero.
lfStrikeOut Specifies whether the font is to be struck out. If the low
bit is set, the font is to be struck out. All other bits
must be zero.
lfCharSet Specifies the character set to be used. It can be one of
the following values.
Value Meaning
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ANSI_CHARSET (0x00) Indicates the ANSI character set.
SYMBOL_CHARSET (0x02) Indicates the Symbol character
set.
OEM_CHARSET (0xFF) Indicates an OEM-specific character
set. The characters and
corresponding character codes
depend on the computer.
lfOutPrecision Specifies the required output precision for text. This
member can have one of the following values.
Value Meaning
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OUT_DEFAULT_PRECIS (0x00) Chooses a reasonable font.
OUT_STRING_PRECIS (0x01) Chooses the font whose size
(height and width) most
closely matches the requested
size. The driver may
disregard the requested
orientation and escapement,
but other attributes must
match.
OUT_CHARACTER_PRECIS (0x02) Chooses the font whose size
(height and width) most
closely matches the requested
size. The driver may
disregard the requested
orientation, but other
attributes must match.
OUT_STROKE_PRECIS (0x03) Chooses a font whose
attributes exactly match the
requested attributes.
lfClipPrecision Specifies the required clipping precision for text. This
member can be one of the following values.
Value Meaning
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CLIP_DEFAULT_PRECIS (0x00) Chooses a reasonable font.
CLIP_CHARACTER_PRECIS (0x01) Chooses a font that allows
clipping of individual
characters. The driver must
be able to clip a character
if any portion of it lies
outside the clipping
rectangle.
CLIP_STROKE_PRECIS (0x02) Chooses a font that allows
clipping of portions of a
character. The driver must
be able to clip any portion
of a character that lies
outside the clipping
rectangle.
lfQuality Specifies the required quality for text. This member can
have one of the following values.
Value Meaning
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DEFAULT_QUALITY (0x00) Chooses a reasonable font.
DRAFT_QUALITY (0x01) Chooses a font that generates the
most efficient, speediest output.
The driver can sacrifice
appearance if a speedier font has
lower quality. GDI synthesizes
bold, italic, underline, and
strikethrough characters if
needed.
PROOF_QUALITY (0x02) Chooses a font that generates the
highest-quality output. The driver
should sacrifice speedy output if
a slower font has higher quality.
The driver should sacrifice output
precision if a font that does not
exactly match the requested
attributes (such as size) is a
higher quality. GDI synthesizes
bold, italic, underline, and
strikethrough characters if
needed.
lfPitchAndFamily Specifies the font pitch and font family. This member is a
combination of one pitch and one family value. The pitch
value can be any one of the following values.
Value Meaning
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DEFAULT_PITCH (0x00) Chooses a reasonable font.
FIXED_PITCH (0x01) Chooses a fixed-pitch font.
VARIABLE_PITCH (0x02) Chooses a variable-pitch font.
The font family, which describes in a general way the look
of a font, can be any one of the following values.
Value Meaning
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FF_DONTCARE (0x00) Chooses a reasonable font.
FF_ROMAN (0x10) Chooses a variable-pitch font with
serifs.
FF_SWISS (0x20) Chooses a variable-pitch fonts
without serifs.
FF_MODERN (0x30) Chooses a fixed-pitch font.
FF_SCRIPT (0x40) Chooses a cursive or script font.
FF_DECORATIVE (0x50) Chooses a novelty font.
lfFaceName Specifies a null-terminated string specifying the name of
the font. The driver should choose a font having the given
name. If the string is empty (the first byte is zero), the
driver should choose a reasonable font. The string,
including the null terminator, does not exceed 32 bytes.
See Also
EngineRealizeFont, RealizeObject
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