TextKit

class HPS::TextKit : public HPS::Kit 

The TextKit class is a user space object. It is the kit analog to a TextKey.

Public Functions

void Consume(TextKit &in_kit)

Copies the source TextKit into this TextKit and resets the source kit.

Parameters: in_kit – The source TextKit to consume.

TextKit &EditTextByDeletion(size_t in_row, size_t in_column, size_t in_count)

Removes characters from the text at the specified offset.

Parameters

in_row – The row offset into a multiline text string. This value must be less than the number of lines in the text string.
in_column – The column offset in Unicode code points into the specified row in a multiline text string. This value must be less than the number of Unicode code points within the specified row.
in_count – The number of Unicode code points within the given text string to remove.

Returns

A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &EditTextByInsertion(size_t in_row, size_t in_column, size_t in_count, char const *in_text)

Adds characters to the text at the specified offset.

Parameters

in_row – The row offset into a multiline text string. This value must be less than the number of lines in the text string.
in_column – The column offset in Unicode code points into the specified row in a multiline text string. This value must be less than the number of Unicode code points within the specified row.
in_count – The number of Unicode code points within the given text string to insert into the text.
in_text – UTF8-encoded text to insert into the text. This must contain at least in_count Unicode code points.

Returns

A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &EditTextByReplacement(size_t in_row, size_t in_column, size_t in_count, char const *in_text)

Replaces characters from the text at the specified offset.

Parameters

in_row – The row offset into a multiline text string. This value must be less than the number of lines in the text string.
in_column – The column offset in Unicode code points into the specified row in a multiline text string. This value must be less than the number of Unicode code points within the specified row.
in_count – The number of Unicode code points within the given text string to remove.
in_text – UTF8-encoded text to perform replacement with. This must contain at least in_count Unicode code points.

Returns

A reference to this TextKit.

virtual bool Empty() const

Indicates whether this TextKit has any values set on it.

Returns: true if no values are set on this TextKit, false otherwise.

bool Equals(TextKit const &in_kit) const

Check if the source TextKit is equivalent to this TextKit.

Parameters: in_kit – The source TextKit to compare to this TextKit.
Returns: true if the objects are equivalent, false otherwise.

inline virtual HPS::Type ObjectType() const

This function returns the type the object, as declared (if the object is derived, this does not give the true type of the derived object).

Returns: The declared type of the object in question, which may differ from the true, underlying type.

bool operator!=(TextKit const &in_kit) const

Check if the source TextKit is not equivalent to this TextKit.

Parameters: in_kit – The source TextKit to compare to this TextKit.
Returns: true if the objects are not equivalent, false otherwise.

TextKit &operator=(TextKit &&in_that)

The move assignment operator transfers the underlying impl of the rvalue reference to this TextKit thereby avoiding a copy.

Parameters: in_that – An rvalue reference to a TextKit to take the impl from.
Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &operator=(TextKit const &in_kit)

Copies the source TextKit into this TextKit.

Parameters: in_kit – The source TextKit to copy.
Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

bool operator==(TextKit const &in_kit) const

Check if the source TextKit is equivalent to this TextKit.

Parameters: in_kit – The source TextKit to compare to this TextKit.
Returns: true if the objects are equivalent, false otherwise.

void Set(TextKit const &in_kit)

Copies the source TextKit into this TextKit.

Parameters: in_kit – The source TextKit to copy.

TextKit &SetAlignment(Text::Alignment in_alignment, Text::ReferenceFrame in_reference_frame = Text::ReferenceFrame::WorldAligned, Text::Justification in_justification = Text::Justification::Left)

Sets the alignment for the text.

Parameters

in_alignment – The alignment for the text.
in_reference_frame – The reference frame for the text. Defaults to Text::ReferenceFrame::WorldAligned.
in_justification – The justification for the text. Defaults to Text::Justification::Left.

Returns

A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetBackground(bool in_state)

Sets the background to be used with text.

Parameters: in_state – Whether a background is drawn for text.
Returns: A reference to this object.

TextKit &SetBackground(bool in_state, char const *in_name)

Sets the background to be used with text.

Parameters

in_state – Whether a background is drawn for text.
in_name – The name of a shape definition.

Returns

A reference to this object.

TextKit &SetBackground(char const *in_name)

Sets the background to be used with text. The state is implicitly on.

Parameters: in_name – The name of a shape definition.
Returns: A reference to this object.

TextKit &SetBackgroundMargins(float in_size, Text::MarginUnits in_units = Text::MarginUnits::Percent)

Sets the amount of additional padding around text strings when backgrounds are used.

Parameters

in_size – The size of the margins.
in_units – The units of the size.

Returns

A reference to this object.

TextKit &SetBackgroundMargins(FloatArray const &in_sizes, TextMarginUnitsArray const &in_units)

Sets the amount of additional padding around text strings when backgrounds are used. Additional margin values can also be referenced within definitions of background shapes and leader lines.

Parameters

in_sizes – The size of the margins.
in_units – The units of the size.

Returns

A reference to this object.

TextKit &SetBackgroundMargins(size_t in_count, float const in_sizes[], HPS::Text::MarginUnits const in_units[])

Sets the amount of additional padding around text strings when backgrounds are used. Additional margin values can also be referenced within definitions of background shapes and leader lines.

Parameters

in_count – The number of elements in each array.
in_sizes – The size of the margins.
in_units – The units of the size.

Returns

A reference to this object.

TextKit &SetBackgroundStyle(char const *in_name)

Allows specifying a named style to be used in the drawing of text backgrounds. If no style is specified, backgrounds inherit the face and edge attributes from the containing segment.

Parameters: in_name – The name of a style, defined in a portfolio that is accessible.
Returns: A reference to this object.

TextKit &SetBold(bool in_state)

Sets whether the text should be bold. For fonts which do not have a bold variant, this setting will be ignored.

Parameters: in_state – Whether the text should be bold.
Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetColor(RGBAColor const &in_rgba_color)

Sets the RGBA color of the text.

Parameters: in_rgba_color – The RGBA color of the text.
Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetColorByIndex(float in_index)

Sets the material index color for the text.

Parameters: in_index – The material index color for the text.
Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetExtraSpace(bool in_state, float in_size = 0.0f, Text::SizeUnits in_units = Text::SizeUnits::ObjectSpace)

Sets the amount of additional space to add between characters in a text string.

Parameters

in_state – Whether to add addtional space between characters in a text string.
in_size – The size of the addtional space to add between characters. Defaults to 0.0f.
in_units – The units of the size of the additional space to add between characters. Defaults to Text::SizeUnits::ObjectSpace.

Returns

A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetExtraSpace(float in_size, Text::SizeUnits in_units)

Sets the amount of additional space to add between characters in a text string. This function implicitly enables the addition of extra space.

Parameters

in_size – The size of the addtional space to add between characters.
in_units – The units of the size of the additional space to add between characters.

Returns

A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetFont(char const *in_name)

Sets the font to use for the text. This must either be a builtin font or a font Visualize can locate in the directories specified by World::SetFontDirectories. If the requested font cannot be found, the stroked font will be used.

See: World::SetFontDirectories

Parameters: in_name – UTF8-encoded font name to use for the text.
Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetGreeking(bool in_state, float in_size = 0.0f, Text::GreekingUnits in_units = Text::GreekingUnits::ObjectSpace, Text::GreekingMode in_mode = Text::GreekingMode::Lines)

Sets the greeking settings to use for the text.

Parameters

in_state – Whether greeking is enabled for this text.
in_size – The size below which to draw a simple symbol in place of a character. Defaults to 0.0f.
in_units – The units of the size below which to draw a simple glyph in place of a character. Defaults to Text::GreekingUnits::ObjectSpace.
in_mode – The type of symbol to draw for characters which are smaller than the greeking size. Defaults to Text::GreekingMode::Lines.

Returns

A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetGreeking(float in_size, Text::GreekingUnits in_units, Text::GreekingMode in_mode = Text::GreekingMode::Lines)

Sets the greeking settings to use for the text. This function implicitly enables text greeking.

Parameters

in_size – The size below which to draw a simple symbol in place of a character.
in_units – The units of the size below which to draw a simple glyph in place of a character.
in_mode – The type of symbol to draw for characters which are smaller than the greeking size. Defaults to Text::Gree::Lines.

Returns

A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetItalic(bool in_state)

Sets whether the text should be italic. For fonts which do not have an italic variant, this setting will be ignored.

Parameters: in_state – Whether the text should be italic.
Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetLeaderLine(Point const &in_position, Text::LeaderLineSpace in_space = Text::LeaderLineSpace::Object)

Inserts a leader line for this text, with one end specified by in_position and the other end calculated automatically.

Parameters

in_position – the target position of the leader line.
in_space – the coordinate space in which in_position is specified.

Returns

A reference to this object.

TextKit &SetLeaderLines(PointArray const &in_positions, Text::LeaderLineSpace in_space = Text::LeaderLineSpace::Object)

Inserts leader lines for this text.

Parameters

in_positions – the target positions of the leader lines.
in_space – the coordinate space in which in_positions is specified.

Returns

A reference to this object.

TextKit &SetLeaderLines(size_t in_count, Point const in_positions[], Text::LeaderLineSpace in_space = Text::LeaderLineSpace::Object)

Inserts leader lines for this text.

Parameters

in_count – the size of in_positions.
in_positions – the target positions of the leader lines.
in_space – the coordinate space in which in_positions is specified.

Returns

A reference to this object.

TextKit &SetLineSpacing(float in_multiplier)

Sets the line spacing multiplier for the text. This is a multiple of the font size that will be used to determine spacing between lines in multi-line text string.

Parameters: in_multiplier – The line spacing multiplier for the text.
Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetModellingMatrix(MatrixKit const &in_matrix)

Sets the modelling matrix for the text.

Parameters: in_matrix – The modelling matrix for the text.
Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetOverline(bool in_state)

Sets whether an overline should be drawn over the text.

Parameters: in_state – Whether an overline should be drawn over the text.
Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetPath(Vector const &in_path)

Sets the path for the text. This setting controls the vector along which a text string will be displayed.

Parameters: in_path – The path for the text.
Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetPosition(Point const &in_position)

Sets the position of the text in object space. \in_position The object-space position for the text.

Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetPreference(float in_cutoff, Text::SizeUnits in_units, Text::Preference in_smaller, Text::Preference in_larger)

Sets the preference for the text. This setting controls which font type is used for the text for “large” and “small” sizes and the cutoff at which this distinction is made.

Parameters

in_cutoff – The font size below which the smaller preference is used and above which the larger preference is used.
in_units – The units for the font size below which the smaller preference is used and above which the larger preference is used.
in_smaller – The font type preference for strings below the cutoff size.
in_larger – The font type preference for strings above the cutoff size.

Returns

A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetPreference(Text::Preference in_pref)

Sets the font type preference for the text. This function implicitly sets the same font type for all text sizes.

Parameters: in_preference – The font type preference for the text.
Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetPriority(int in_priority)

Assigns a specific drawing priority value to the TextKit. It affects the order in which the contents of this segment are drawn if and only if the rendering algorithm is set to Priority.

See: SubwindowKit::SetPriority()
See: SubwindowKit::SetRenderingAlgorithm()

Parameters: in_priority – The drawing priority, higher priority items are drawn on top of lower priority items.
Returns: A reference to this object.

TextKit &SetRegion(PointArray const &in_region, Text::RegionAlignment in_region_alignment, Text::RegionFitting in_region_fitting, bool in_region_adjust_direction, bool in_region_relative_coordinates, bool in_region_window_space)

Sets the region for the text. This setting forces the text to be rendererd along the vector defined by two object space points. A region additionally allows control over if text should be evenly spaced between those points, or allowed to grow or shrink to avoid stretching or overlapping characters. No region is set on the text by default.

See: SetPath

Parameters

in_region – The points defining the region for the text. This array must be of size 2 or 3. A two point region defines an implicit up vector which is rotated 90 degrees counter-clockwise from the region line. A three point region uses the first two points as the region line and the third point defines the plane in which a vector perpendicular to the region line will be computed for use as the up vector.
in_region_alignment – How the text will be positioned relative to the region line.
in_region_fitting – How the text is organized within the region.
in_region_adjust_direction – Whether to draw text such that it is readable regardless of camera location.
in_region_relative_coordinates – Whether the points defining the region are relative to the insertion point for the text.
in_region_window_space – Whether the points defining the region are in window space coordinates.

Returns

A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetRegion(size_t in_region_count, Point const in_region[], Text::RegionAlignment in_region_alignment, Text::RegionFitting in_region_fitting, bool in_region_adjust_direction, bool in_region_relative_coordinates, bool in_region_window_space)

Sets the region for the text. This setting forces the text to be rendererd along the vector defined by two object space points. A region additionally allows control over if text should be evenly spaced between those points, or allowed to grow or shrink to avoid stretching or overlapping characters. No region is set on the text by default.

See: SetPath

Parameters

in_region_count – Size of the following array. This value must be 2 or 3. A two point region defines an implicit up vector which is rotated 90 degrees counter-clockwise from the region line. A three point region uses the first two points as the region line and the third point defines the plane in which a vector perpendicular to the region line will be computed for use as the up vector.
in_region – The points defining the region for the text.
in_region_alignment – How the text will be positioned relative to the region line.
in_region_fitting – How the text is organized within the region.
in_region_adjust_direction – Whether to draw text such that it is readable regardless of camera location.
in_region_relative_coordinates – Whether the points defining the region are relative to the insertion point for the text.
in_region_window_space – Whether the points defining the region are in window space coordinates.

Returns

A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetRenderer(Text::Renderer in_rend)

Sets the renderer for the text.

Parameters: in_renderer – The renderer for the text.
Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetRotation(float in_angle)

Sets the angle characters should be rotated within the text string. This function implicitly sets a rotation state of Text::Rotation::Rotate.

Parameters: in_angle – The angle in degrees to rotate each character within the text string.
Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetRotation(Text::Rotation in_state, float in_angle = 0.0f)

Sets the angle characters should be rotated within the text string.

Parameters

in_state – Whether and how to rotate the characters within the text string.
in_angle – The angle in degrees to rotate each character within the text string. This is only relevant if in_state is Text::Rotation::Rotate. Defaults to 0.0f.

Returns

A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetSize(float in_size, Text::SizeUnits in_units)

Sets the font size to use for the text.

Parameters

in_size – The size for the text.
in_units – The units of the size for the text.

Returns

A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetSizeTolerance(bool in_state, float in_size = 50.0f, Text::SizeToleranceUnits in_units = Text::SizeToleranceUnits::Percent)

Sets the size tolerance settings to use for the text. These settings control how to render text strings which request a size not available for a bitmap font. If a size tolerance is specified and enabled, Visualize will use the nearest smaller size for the bitmap font within the tolerance in place of the requested size. If a size tolerance is not enabled, Visualize will attempt to scale up the nearest bitmap font size to the requested size. This setting has no effect for True Type or Open Type fonts.

Parameters

in_state – Whether a size tolerance is enabled for this text.
in_size – The size for the tolerance. Defaults to 50.0f.
in_units – The units of the size for the tolerance. Defaults to Text::SizeToleranceUnits::Percent.

Returns

A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetSizeTolerance(float in_size, Text::SizeToleranceUnits in_units)

Sets the size tolerance settings to use for the text. These settings control how to render text strings which request a size not available for a bitmap font. If a size tolerance is specified and enabled, Visualize will use the nearest smaller size for the bitmap font within the tolerance in place of the requested size. If a size tolerance is not enabled, Visualize will attempt to scale up the nearest bitmap font size to the requested size. This setting has no effect for True Type or Open Type fonts. This function implicitly enables a size tolerance.

Parameters

in_size – The size for the tolerance.
in_units – The units of the size for the tolerance.

Returns

A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetSlant(float in_angle)

Sets the slant angle for the text. This determines how far the characters in the string are sheared to the left (negative angle) or right (positive angle) relative to the perpendicular.

Parameters: in_angle – The angle in degrees to slant the text. This value must be in the range [-75.0f,+75.0f].
Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetSpacing(float in_multiplier)

Sets the spacing multiplier for the text. This setting controls the spacing between adjacent characters within a string. A value of 0.0f would result in all characters being drawn on top of each other, a value of 1.0f would be the standard spacing between characters, a value of 2.0f would insert twice as much space as would normally be between two characters, and so on.

Parameters: in_multiplier – The spacing multiplier for the text.
Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetStrikethrough(bool in_state)

Sets whether a strikethrough should be drawn through the text.

Parameters: in_state – Whether a strikethrough should be drawn through the text.
Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetText(char const *in_string)

Sets the contents of the string for the text.

Parameters: in_string – UTF8-encoded string for the text.
Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetTransform(Text::Transform in_trans)

Sets the transform behavior for the text.

Parameters: in_transform – The transform behavior for the text.
Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetUnderline(bool in_state)

Sets whether an underline should be drawn under the text.

Parameters: in_state – Whether an underline should be drawn under the text.
Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &SetUserData(intptr_t in_index, ByteArray const &in_data)

Sets user data on this kit.

Parameters

in_index – The index of the user data to set.
in_data – The bytes of user data to set.

Returns

A reference to this kit.

TextKit &SetUserData(intptr_t in_index, size_t in_bytes, byte const in_data[])

Sets user data on this kit.

Parameters

in_index – The index of the user data to set.
in_bytes – The number of bytes of user data to set.
in_data – The bytes of user data to set.

Returns

A reference to this kit.

TextKit &SetUserData(IntPtrTArray const &in_indices, ByteArrayArray const &in_data)

Sets user data on this kit.

Parameters

in_indices – An array of user data indices to set.
in_data – An array of bytes of user data to set.

Returns

A reference to this kit.

void Show(TextKit &out_kit) const

Copies this TextKit into the given TextKit.

Parameters: out_kit – The TextKit to populate with the contents of this TextKit.

bool ShowAlignment(Text::Alignment &out_alignment, Text::ReferenceFrame &out_reference_frame, Text::Justification &out_justification) const

Shows the aligment for the text.

Parameters

out_alignment – The alignment for the text.
out_reference_frame – The reference frame for the text.
out_justification – The justification for the text.

Returns

true if an alignment was set, false otherwise.

bool ShowBackground(bool &out_state, UTF8 &out_name) const

Shows the background to be used with text.

Parameters

out_state – Whether a background is drawn for text.
out_name – The name of a shape definition.

Returns

true if a spacing multiplier was set, false otherwise.

bool ShowBackgroundMargins(FloatArray &out_size, TextMarginUnitsArray &out_units) const

Shows the amount of additional padding around text strings when backgrounds are used.

Parameters

out_size – The size of the margins.
out_units – The units of the sizes.

Returns

true if a spacing multiplier was set, false otherwise.

bool ShowBackgroundStyle(UTF8 &out_name) const

Shows the named style to be used in the drawing of text backgrounds.

Parameters: out_name – The name of a style, defined in a portfolio that is accessible.
Returns: true if a spacing multiplier was set, false otherwise.

bool ShowBold(bool &out_state) const

Shows whether the text should be bold.

Parameters: out_state – Whether the text should be bold.
Returns: true if a bold setting was set, false otherwise.

bool ShowColor(Material::Type &out_type, RGBAColor &out_rgba_color, float &out_index) const

Shows the color for the text.

Parameters

out_type – The type of color for the text.
out_rgba_color – The RGBA color for the text. This is only valid if out_type is Material::Type::RGBAColor.
out_index – The material index for the text. This is only valid if out_type is Material::Type::MaterialIndex.

Returns

true if a color was set, false otherwise.

bool ShowExtraSpace(bool &out_state, float &out_size, Text::SizeUnits &out_units) const

Shows the amount of additional space to add between characters in a text string.

Parameters

out_state – Whether to add addtional space between characters in a text string.
out_size – The size of the addtional space to add between characters.
out_units – The units of the size of the additional space to add between characters.

Returns

true if an extra space setting was set, false otherwise.

bool ShowFont(UTF8 &out_name) const

Shows the font to use for the text.

Parameters: out_name – UTF8-encoded font name to use for the text.
Returns: true if a font was set, false otherwise.

bool ShowGreeking(bool &out_state, float &out_size, Text::GreekingUnits &out_units, Text::GreekingMode &out_mode) const

Shows the greeking settings to use for the text.

Parameters

out_state – Whether greeking is enabled for this text.
out_size – The size below which to draw a simple symbol in place of a character.
out_units – The units of the size below which to draw a simple glyph in place of a character.
out_mode – The type of symbol to draw for characters which are smaller than the greeking size.

Returns

true if greeking settings were set, false otherwise.

bool ShowItalic(bool &out_state) const

Shows whether the text should be italic.

Parameters: out_state – Whether the text should be italic.
Returns: true if an italic setting was set, false otherwise.

bool ShowLeaderLines(PointArray &out_positions, Text::LeaderLineSpace &out_space) const

Shows the leader lines to be used with text.

Parameters

out_positions – the target positions of the leader lines.
out_space – the coordinate space in which the points in out_positions are specified

Returns

true if leader lines were set, false otherwise.

bool ShowLineSpacing(float &out_multiplier) const

Shows the line spacing multiplier for the text.

Parameters: out_multiplier – The line spacing multiplier for the text.
Returns: true if a line space multiplier was set, false otherwise.

bool ShowModellingMatrix(MatrixKit &out_matrix) const

Shows the modelling matrix for the text.

Parameters: out_matrix – The modelling matrix for the text.
Returns: true if a modelling matrix was set, false otherwise.

bool ShowOverline(bool &out_state) const

Shows whether an overline should be drawn over the text.

Parameters: out_state – Whether an overline should be drawn over the text.
Returns: true if an overline setting was set, false otherwise.

bool ShowPath(Vector &out_path) const

Shows the path for the text.

Parameters: out_path – The path for the text.
Returns: true if a path was set, false otherwise.

bool ShowPosition(Point &out_position) const

Shows the position for the text.

Parameters: out_position – The object-space position for the text.
Returns: true if a position was set, false otherwise.

bool ShowPreference(float &out_cutoff, Text::SizeUnits &out_units, Text::Preference &out_smaller, Text::Preference &out_larger) const

Shows the preference for the text.

Parameters

out_cutoff – The font size below which the smaller preference is used and above which the larger preference is used.
out_units – The units for the font size below which the smaller preference is used and above which the larger preference is used.
out_smaller – The font type preference for strings below the cutoff size.
out_larger – The font type preference for strings above the cutoff size.

Returns

true if a preference was set, false otherwise.

bool ShowPriority(int &out_priority) const

Shows the drawing priority.

Parameters: out_priority – The drawing priority, higher priority items are drawn on top of lower priority items.
Returns: true if the setting is valid, false otherwise.

bool ShowRegion(PointArray &out_region, Text::RegionAlignment &out_region_alignment, Text::RegionFitting &out_region_fitting, bool &out_region_adjust_direction, bool &out_region_relative_coordinates, bool &out_region_window_space) const

Shows the region for the text.

Parameters

out_region – The points defining the region for the text.
out_region_alignment – How the text will be positioned relative to the region line.
out_region_fitting – How the text will be organized within the region.
out_region_adjust_direction – Whether to draw text such that it is readable regardless of camera location.
out_region_relative_coordinates – Whether the points defining the region are relative to the insertion point for the text.
out_region_window_space – Whether the points defining the region are in window space coordinates.

Returns

true if a region was set, false otherwise.

bool ShowRenderer(Text::Renderer &out_renderer) const

Shows the renderer for the text.

Parameters: in_renderer – The renderer for the text.
Returns: true if a renderer was set, false otherwise.

bool ShowRotation(Text::Rotation &out_rot, float &out_angle) const

Shows the angle characters should be rotated within the text string.

Parameters

out_rot – Whether to rotate the characters within the text string, and if so, what the angle should be measured with repect to.
out_angle – The angle in degrees to rotate each character within the text string.

Returns

true if a rotation setting was set, false otherwise.

bool ShowSize(float &out_size, Text::SizeUnits &out_units) const

Shows the font size to use for the text.

Parameters

out_size – The size for the text.
out_units – The units of the size for the text.

Returns

true if a size was set, false otherwise.

bool ShowSizeTolerance(bool &out_state, float &out_size, Text::SizeToleranceUnits &out_units) const

Shows the size tolerance settings to use for the text.

Parameters

out_state – Whether a size tolerance is enabled for this text.
out_size – The size for the tolerance.
out_units – The units of the size for the tolerance.

Returns

true if a size tolerance was set, false otherwise.

bool ShowSlant(float &out_angle) const

Shows the slant angle for the text.

Parameters: out_angle – The angle in degrees to slant the text.
Returns: true if a slang angle was set, false otherwise.

bool ShowSpacing(float &out_multiplier) const

Shows the spacing multiplier for the text.

Parameters: out_multiplier – The spacing multiplier for the text.
Returns: true if a spacing multiplier was set, false otherwise.

bool ShowStrikethrough(bool &out_state) const

Shows whether a strikethrough should be drawn through the text.

Parameters: out_state – Whether a strikethrough should be drawn through the text.
Returns: true if a strikethrough setting was set, false otherwise.

bool ShowText(UTF8 &out_string) const

Shows the string for the text.

Parameters: out_string – UTF8-encoded string for the text.
Returns: true if a text string was set, false otherwise.

bool ShowTransform(Text::Transform &out_trans) const

Shows the transform state for the text.

Parameters: out_transform – The transform state for the text.
Returns: true if a transform state was set, false otherwise.

bool ShowUnderline(bool &out_state) const

Shows whether an underline should be drawn under the text.

Parameters: out_state – Whether an underline should be drawn under the text.
Returns: true if an underline setting was set, false otherwise.

bool ShowUserData(intptr_t in_index, ByteArray &out_data) const

Shows the user data at a given index for this kit.

Parameters

in_index – The index of the user data to show.
out_data – The user data at the given index.

Returns

true if there is user data at the given index, false otherwise.

bool ShowUserData(IntPtrTArray &out_indices, ByteArrayArray &out_data) const

Shows all user data for this kit.

Parameters

out_indices – An array of all user data indices set on this kit.
out_data – An array of all user data set on this kit.

Returns

true if there is user data on this kit, false otherwise.

size_t ShowUserDataCount() const: Get the number of user data indices set on this kit.

bool ShowUserDataIndices(IntPtrTArray &out_indices) const

Shows the indices of all user data set on this kit.

Parameters: out_indices – The user data indices set on this kit.
Returns: The number of user data indices set on this kit.

TextKit(): The default constructor creates an empty TextKit object.

TextKit(TextKit &&in_that)

The move constructor creates a TextKit by transferring the underlying impl of the rvalue reference to this TextKit thereby avoiding a copy and allocation.

Parameters: in_that – An rvalue reference to a TextKit to take the impl from.

TextKit(TextKit const &in_kit)

The copy constructor creates a new TextKit object that contains the same settings as the source TextKit.

Parameters: in_kit – The source TextKit to copy.

TextKit &UnsetAlignment()

Removes the alignment setting from the text.

Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &UnsetAllUserData()

Removes all user data from this kit.

Returns: A reference to this kit.

TextKit &UnsetBackground()

Removes the background setting.

Returns: A reference to this object.

TextKit &UnsetBackgroundMargins()

Removes the background margin setting.

Returns: A reference to this object.

TextKit &UnsetBackgroundStyle()

Removes the background style setting.

Returns: A reference to this object.

TextKit &UnsetBold()

Removes the bold setting from the text.

Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &UnsetColor()

Removes the color (RGBA or material index) from the text.

Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &UnsetEverything()

Removes all settings from this TextKit.

Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &UnsetExtraSpace()

Removes the extra space setting from the text.

Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &UnsetFont()

Removes the font setting from the text.

Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &UnsetGreeking()

Removes the greeking settings from the text.

Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &UnsetItalic()

Removes the italic setting from the text.

Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &UnsetLeaderLines()

Removes the leader line setting.

Returns: A reference to this object.

TextKit &UnsetLineSpacing()

Removes the line spacing setting from the text.

Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &UnsetModellingMatrix()

Removes the modelling matrix from the text.

Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &UnsetOverline()

Removes the overline setting from the text.

Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &UnsetPath()

Removes the path from the text.

Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &UnsetPosition()

Removes the text position.

Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &UnsetPreference()

Removes the font type preference from the text.

Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &UnsetPriority()

Removes a drawing priority setting.

Returns: A reference to this object.

TextKit &UnsetRegion()

Removes the region setting from the text.

Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &UnsetRenderer()

Removes the renderer setting from the text.

Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &UnsetRotation()

Removes the rotation setting from the text.

Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &UnsetSize()

Removes the size setting from the text.

Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &UnsetSizeTolerance()

Removes the size tolerance setting from the text.

Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &UnsetSlant()

Removes the slant setting from the text.

Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &UnsetSpacing()

Removes the spacing setting from the text.

Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &UnsetStrikethrough()

Removes the strikethrough setting from the text.

Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &UnsetText()

Removes the text string.

Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &UnsetTransform()

Removes the transform setting from the text.

Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &UnsetUnderline()

Removes the underline setting from the text.

Returns: A reference to this TextKit.

TextKit &UnsetUserData(intptr_t in_index)

Removes the user data at the given index from this kit.

Parameters: in_index – The index of the user data to remove.
Returns: A reference to this kit.

TextKit &UnsetUserData(IntPtrTArray const &in_indices)

Removes the user data at the given indices from this kit.

Parameters: in_indices – The indices of the user data to remove.
Returns: A reference to this kit.

TextKit &UnsetUserData(size_t in_count, intptr_t const in_indices[])

Removes the user data at the given indices from this kit.

Parameters

in_count – The size of the following array.
in_indices – The indices of the user data to remove.

Returns

A reference to this kit.

virtual ~TextKit()

Public Static Attributes

static const HPS::Type staticType = HPS::Type::TextKit