Font weight is also affected by the instance variable :bold. Generally, :weightClass has precedence over this property. However, if :weightClass contains the value XBPFONT_WEIGHT_DONT_CARE(the default value) and :bold contains .T. (true), a bold font with a weight equivalent to XPBFONT_WEIGHT_BOLD is selected, if possible.
Member variable XbpFont():weightClass Foundation
Determines the weight or thickness of a font.
Attribute: EXPORTED
Data type: Numeric (XBPFONT_WEIGHT_DONT_CARE)
Description
The instance variable :weightClass defines the thickness of a line or a letter within a font. The symbolic constants listed in the following table are defined in the XBP.CH #include file for use with :weightClass:
#define constants for oXbpFont:weightClass
| Constant |
|---|
| XBPFONT_WEIGHT_DONT_CARE |
| XBPFONT_WEIGHT_ULTRA_LIGHT |
| XBPFONT_WEIGHT_EXTRA_LIGHT |
| XBPFONT_WEIGHT_LIGHT |
| XBPFONT_WEIGHT_SEMI_LIGHT |
| XBPFONT_WEIGHT_NORMAL |
| XBPFONT_WEIGHT_SEMI_BOLD |
| XBPFONT_WEIGHT_BOLD |
| XBPFONT_WEIGHT_EXTRA_BOLD |
| XBPFONT_WEIGHT_ULTRA_BOLD |
When the method :create() is executed, the font object attempts to select a font with the weight specified in :weightClass that most closely matches the properties specified in the font object's properties. If this contains the default value (:XBPFONT_WEIGHT_DONT_CARE), font weight is ignored in the matching process and the first font matching the other properties specified for the font object is selected.
After creation of the font object, :weightClass contains a numeric value corresponding to the weight (thickness) of the font selected.
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