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CloseA structure that contains information about a given typeface and for a specific point size.
ascentLine | The Ascent line is typically located at the top of the tallest glyph in the typeface. |
baseline | The Baseline is an imaginary line upon which all glyphs appear to rest on. |
capLine | The Cap line is typically located at the top of capital letters. |
descentLine | The Descent line is typically located at the bottom of the glyph with the lowest descender in the typeface. |
familyName | The name of the font typeface also known as family name. |
lineHeight | The line height represents the distance between consecutive lines of text. |
meanLine | The Mean line is typically located at the top of lowercase letters. |
pointSize | The point size used for sampling the typeface. |
scale | The relative scale of the typeface. |
strikethroughOffset | The position of the strikethrough. |
strikethroughThickness | The thickness of the strikethrough. |
styleName | The style name of the typeface which defines both the visual style and weight of the typeface. |
subscriptOffset | The position of characters using subscript. |
subscriptSize | The relative size / scale of subscript characters. |
superscriptOffset | The position of characters using superscript. |
superscriptSize | The relative size / scale of superscript characters. |
tabWidth | The width of the tab character. |
underlineOffset | The position of the underline. |
underlineThickness | The thickness of the underline. |
Compare | Compares the information in this FaceInfo structure with the information in the given FaceInfo structure to determine whether they have the same values. |