CFont is a function used in C++ to create a font using specified parameters such as font size, style, weight, and name. It allows customization of the font used in text displays, ensuring uniformity and consistency across different applications.
In this example, a font object is created with a size of 16, normal style, and normal weight. The font is set to the "Arial" font with the ANSI character set.
In this example, the LOGFONT structure is used to initialize the font. The font height is set to 24, and the font weight is set to bold. The font is set to the "Tahoma" font using the CreateFontIndirect function.
Package library: CFont is part of the MFC (Microsoft Foundation Classes) library, which is included with Microsoft Visual Studio.
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