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GNU Info (sawfish.info)FontsFonts ***** As with the color type, the font type allows X11 fonts to be manipulated by Lisp code. - Function: fontp arg Returns `t' if ARG is a font object. - Function: get-font name Return a font object representing the X11 font specified by the string Signals an error if no font named NAME is available. Several functions allow the attributes associated with a font object to be found. - Function: font-name font Returns the name of the X11 font represented by object FONT (a string). - Function: font-height font Returns the bounding height of glyphs in the font represented by object FONT. - Function: text-width string &optional font Returns the number of horizontal pixels that would be required to display the text STRING using font object FONT (or the value of the `default-font' variable if FONT is undefined). As with colors, a default font may be specified, to be used where no other font is specified. - Variable: default-font Font object used when no other font has been specified. Fonts can have Lisp properties associated with them (similar to the property lists associated with symbols). Currently these aren't actually used by the window manager. - Function: font-put font property value Associate the lisp object VALUE with the property named by the symbol PROPERTY of the font object FONT. - Function: font-get font property Return the value of the property named by the symbol PROPERTY of the font FONT, or `nil' if no such property exists. automatically generated by info2www version 1.2.2.9 |