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NAME

QFont - Interface to the Qt QFont class

SYNOPSIS

use QFont;

Member functions

new, bold, charSet, defaultFont, exactMatch, family, fixedPitch, insertSubstitution, italic, pointSize, rawMode, removeSubstitution, setBold, setCharSet, setDefaultFont, setFamily, setFixedPitch, setItalic, setPointSize, setRawMode, setStrikeOut, setStyleHint, setUnderline, setWeight, strikeOut, styleHint, substitute, underline, weight

DESCRIPTION

What you see is what you get.

EXPORTED

Three hashes, %StyleHint, %Weight, and %CharSet, are exported into the user's namespace. They correspond to the three enums in the QFont class, and, if combined, contain all the constant values that were accessed through QFont:: in C++.

To refresh your memory without requiring you to read qfont.h, %StyleHint elements are font-names (Helvetica, Times, etc), %Weight elements are the character's darkness (Light, Bold, etc), %CharSet should be obvious enough to anyone who needs it.

SEE ALSO

QFont(3pl)

AUTHOR

Ashley Winters <jql@accessone.com>