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==Fonts==
 
==Fonts==
  
We are facing similar problems with platform-independent font code as SWT does. It is even worse as we don't have access to the available fonts on the system that is displaying the application. Choose your fonts carefully (after we enable you to set any fonts ...).
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We are facing similar problems with platform-independent font code as SWT does. It is even worse as we don't have access to the available fonts on the system that is displaying the application. Choose your fonts carefully.
  
 
===Class FontData===
 
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===Class Font===
 
===Class Font===
Not yet implemented.
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The Font class is somewhat different from SWT. We share fonts application wide and therefore there is no constructor but a static <code>getFont(String,int,int)</code> method to create and/or obtain a font. However the three parameters should be familiar as they denote the name, size and style of the font.
  
 
===Drawing Text===
 
===Drawing Text===

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Fonts

We are facing similar problems with platform-independent font code as SWT does. It is even worse as we don't have access to the available fonts on the system that is displaying the application. Choose your fonts carefully.

Class FontData

Not yet implemented.

Class Font

The Font class is somewhat different from SWT. We share fonts application wide and therefore there is no constructor but a static getFont(String,int,int) method to create and/or obtain a font. However the three parameters should be familiar as they denote the name, size and style of the font.

Drawing Text

Drawing text is based on the Graphics Context, see 16._Graphics_Fundamentals.

Class FontMetrics

Not applicable.

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