Sack Library Documentation
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struct font_style_t { struct { _32 mono : 1; _32 unusable : 1; } flags; TEXTCHAR * name; _32 nFiles; PSIZE_FILE files; }; typedef struct font_style_t { struct { _32 mono : 1; _32 unusable : 1; } flags; TEXTCHAR * name; _32 nFiles; PSIZE_FILE files; } FONT_STYLE, * PFONT_STYLE; typedef struct font_style_t { struct { _32 mono : 1; _32 unusable : 1; } flags; TEXTCHAR * name; _32 nFiles; PSIZE_FILE files; } FONT_STYLE, * PFONT_STYLE; struct font_style_t { struct { _32 mono : 1; _32 unusable : 1; } flags; TEXTCHAR * name; _32 nFiles; PSIZE_FILE files; }; struct { _32 mono : 1; _32 unusable : 1; } flags;
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struct { _32 mono : 1; _32 unusable : 1; } flags; |
Flags describing characteristics of this style, and all sizes contained. |
_32 mono : 1; |
The font from here and all sizes is mono-spaced. |
_32 unusable : 1; |
This font file was found to be unusable. This is mostly used during the building of the font cache. |
TEXTCHAR * name; |
name of this style. This is appended directly to the structure to avoid any allocation overhead. |
_32 nFiles; |
number of files in the array of files. |
PSIZE_FILE files; |
pointer to array of SIZE_FILE s. |
describes a style of a font family.
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