IUIX_Inst::CreateFontFromHandle Method
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== Syntax == | == Syntax == | ||
| − | <pre class="brush:cpp;gutter:false">HRESULT CreateFontFromHandle([in] HANDLE_T | + | <pre class="brush:cpp;gutter:false">HRESULT CreateFontFromHandle([in] HANDLE_T nFont, |
[in, defaultvalue(0.0)] double nNewFontSize, | [in, defaultvalue(0.0)] double nNewFontSize, | ||
[in, defaultvalue(0)] LONG nFlags, | [in, defaultvalue(0)] LONG nFlags, | ||
[in, defaultvalue(0)] LONG nFlagsMask, | [in, defaultvalue(0)] LONG nFlagsMask, | ||
| − | [out, retval] IUIX_Font** | + | [out, retval] IUIX_Font** pFont);</pre> |
== Parameters == | == Parameters == | ||
| − | ; | + | ;nFont |
:[in] <code>HANDLE_T</code> value of already existing font object. | :[in] <code>HANDLE_T</code> value of already existing font object. | ||
;nNewFontSize | ;nNewFontSize | ||
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;nFlagsMask | ;nFlagsMask | ||
:[in, defaultvalue(0)] specifies style mask with flags from [[PXV:UIX_CreateFontFlags|UIX_CreateFontFlags]] enumeration. This parameter removes specified styles from current font and applies only those flags of '''nFlags''' parameter to the new font that were set in '''nFlagsMask'''. For instance, if previous font style was <code>UIX_CreateFont_Underline</code>, and new font style in '''nFlags''' parameter is set to <code>UIX_CreateFont_Bold</code> with '''nStyleMask''' parameter set to <code>(UIX_CreateFont_Bold | UIX_CreateFont_Underline)</code>, then a given font will be first set to ''non-underlined'', and then to ''bold''. If '''nStyleMask''' is set to <code>UIX_ComboItemStyle_Bold</code>, then font style will be changed to ''bold'', but still remain ''underlined''. | :[in, defaultvalue(0)] specifies style mask with flags from [[PXV:UIX_CreateFontFlags|UIX_CreateFontFlags]] enumeration. This parameter removes specified styles from current font and applies only those flags of '''nFlags''' parameter to the new font that were set in '''nFlagsMask'''. For instance, if previous font style was <code>UIX_CreateFont_Underline</code>, and new font style in '''nFlags''' parameter is set to <code>UIX_CreateFont_Bold</code> with '''nStyleMask''' parameter set to <code>(UIX_CreateFont_Bold | UIX_CreateFont_Underline)</code>, then a given font will be first set to ''non-underlined'', and then to ''bold''. If '''nStyleMask''' is set to <code>UIX_ComboItemStyle_Bold</code>, then font style will be changed to ''bold'', but still remain ''underlined''. | ||
| − | ; | + | ;pFont |
:[out, retval] return object of [[PXV:IUIX_Font|IUIX_Font]] interface. | :[out, retval] return object of [[PXV:IUIX_Font|IUIX_Font]] interface. | ||
Revision as of 03:04, 4 June 2015
Creates new object of IUIX_Font interface from other font HANDLE_T value.
Syntax
HRESULT CreateFontFromHandle([in] HANDLE_T nFont,
[in, defaultvalue(0.0)] double nNewFontSize,
[in, defaultvalue(0)] LONG nFlags,
[in, defaultvalue(0)] LONG nFlagsMask,
[out, retval] IUIX_Font** pFont);
Parameters
- nFont
- [in]
HANDLE_Tvalue of already existing font object. - nNewFontSize
- [in, defaultvalue(0.0)] specifies new size of a given font.
- nFlags
- [in, defaultvalue(0)] specifies font style with flags from UIX_CreateFontFlags enumeration.
- nFlagsMask
- [in, defaultvalue(0)] specifies style mask with flags from UIX_CreateFontFlags enumeration. This parameter removes specified styles from current font and applies only those flags of nFlags parameter to the new font that were set in nFlagsMask. For instance, if previous font style was
UIX_CreateFont_Underline, and new font style in nFlags parameter is set toUIX_CreateFont_Boldwith nStyleMask parameter set to(UIX_CreateFont_Bold | UIX_CreateFont_Underline), then a given font will be first set to non-underlined, and then to bold. If nStyleMask is set toUIX_ComboItemStyle_Bold, then font style will be changed to bold, but still remain underlined. - pFont
- [out, retval] return object of IUIX_Font interface.
Return Value
Returns S_OK if operation was successful or error code in other cases.
