void QFont::setRawName(const QString &name)
{
detach();
// from qfontdatabase_x11.cpp
extern bool qt_fillFontDef(const QByteArray &xlfd, QFontDef *fd, int dpi, QtFontDesc *desc);
if (!qt_fillFontDef(qt_fixXLFD(name.toLatin1()), &d->request, d->dpi, 0)) {
qWarning("QFont::setRawName: Invalid XLFD: \"%s\"", name.toLatin1().constData());
setFamily(name);
setRawMode(true);
} else {
resolve_mask = QFont::AllPropertiesResolved;
}
}
/*!
Sets a font by its system specific name. The function is
particularly useful under X, where system font settings (for
example X resources) are usually available in XLFD (X Logical Font
Description) form only. You can pass an XLFD as \a name to this
function.
A font set with setRawName() is still a full-featured QFont. It can
be queried (for example with italic()) or modified (for example with
setItalic()) and is therefore also suitable for rendering rich text.
If Qt's internal font database cannot resolve the raw name, the
font becomes a raw font with \a name as its family.
Note that the present implementation does not handle wildcards in
XLFDs well, and that font aliases (file \c fonts.alias in the font
directory on X11) are not supported.
\sa rawName(), setRawMode(), setFamily()
*/
void QFont::setRawName( const QString &name )
{
detach();
// from qfontdatabase_x11.cpp
extern bool qt_fillFontDef( const QCString &xlfd, QFontDef *fd, int screen );
if ( ! qt_fillFontDef( qt_fixXLFD( name.latin1() ), &d->request, d->screen ) ) {
#ifdef QT_CHECK_STATE
qWarning("QFont::setRawName(): Invalid XLFD: \"%s\"", name.latin1());
#endif // QT_CHECK_STATE
setFamily( name );
setRawMode( TRUE );
} else {
d->mask = QFontPrivate::Complete;
}
}
