otk_c/font.h (raw)
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// -*- mode: C; indent-tabs-mode: nil; -*-
#ifndef __font_h
#define __font_h
#include <X11/Xlib.h>
#define _XFT_NO_COMPAT_ // no Xft 1 API
#include <X11/Xft/Xft.h>
#include <Python.h>
extern PyTypeObject OtkFont_Type;
struct OtkColor;
struct ScreenInfo;
#define OTKFONTHEIGHT(font) (font->xftfont->height + \
(font->shadow ? font->offset : 0))
#define OTKFONTMAXCHARWIDTH(font) (font->xftfont->max_advance_width)
typedef struct OtkFont {
PyObject_HEAD
int screen;
Bool shadow;
unsigned char offset;
unsigned char tint;
XftFont *xftfont;
} OtkFont;
void OtkFont_Initialize();
PyObject *OtkFont_New(int screen, const char *fontstring, Bool shadow,
unsigned char offset, unsigned char tint);
int OtkFont_MeasureString(OtkFont *self, const char *string);//, Bool utf8);
//! Draws a string into an XftDraw object
/*!
Be Warned: If you use an XftDraw object and a color, or a font from
different screens, you WILL have unpredictable results! :)
*/
void OtkFont_DrawString(OtkFont *self, XftDraw *d, int x, int y,
struct OtkColor *color, const char *string);//, Bool utf8);
/*
bool createXftFont(void);
public:
// loads an Xft font
BFont(int screen_num, const std::string &fontstring, bool shadow,
unsigned char offset, unsigned char tint);
virtual ~BFont();
inline const std::string &fontstring() const { return _fontstring; }
unsigned int height() const;
unsigned int maxCharWidth() const;
unsigned int measureString(const std::string &string,
bool utf8 = false) const;
};
}
*/
#endif // __font_h
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