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class SGWDefaultFonts;
part of SGEXTN module SG_Widgets
provides access to SGWidget ⁽㈳㈴㈳㈮㈱㈨㈠㈫ ㈧㈤㈱㈤⁾ default fonts
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preprocessor file inclusion directive: #include ‹SGWDefaultFonts.h›
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static void addFont(const SGXString& fileName);
SGWDefaultFonts allows you to get application default fonts and apply them to the user interface. This class also allows adding custom fonts.
Returns "SingScript.sg" and "AppIcons.sg"
Returns the font name AppIcons.sg. This is a user supplied font for application icon ⁽㈳㈴㈳㈮㈱㈨㈠㈫ ㈧㈤㈱㈤⁾.
AppIcons.sg is only required if using SGWIconLabel and SGWIconButton.
The font must be imported in SGXCentral::importCustomFonts.
Setting this variable is undefined behaviour.
Returns the font name SingScript.sg. This is the default font for SGEXTN and displays mathematical and scientific symbols.
You are strongly recommended to use this font for all of the UI.
Setting this variable is undefined behaviour.
Imports the ttf or otf formatted font found at fileName.
This should be used in SGXCentral::importCustomFonts if the font need to be used upon application startup.
Importing multiple fonts with the same family name is undefined behaviour. If your font is modular, merge everything first.
The matching file must exist in the resource system. To ensure that, place the font file in the assets folder. For more information about the resource system, see this tutorial.
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