TkNamedFont

Public Class Methods

find(name) click to toggle source

for built-in named fonts

 
               # File tk/lib/tk/font.rb, line 2234
def TkNamedFont.find(name)
  name = name.to_s
  unless (obj = Tk_FontNameTBL[name])
    obj = self.new(name) if TkFont.is_system_font?(name)
  end
  obj
end

new(name, keys=nil) click to toggle source

 
               # File tk/lib/tk/font.rb, line 2242
def TkNamedFont.new(name, keys=nil)
  name = name.to_s
  obj = nil
  Tk_FontNameTBL.mutex.synchronize{
    unless (obj = Tk_FontNameTBL[name])
      (obj = self.allocate).instance_eval{
        @id = @compoundfont = name.to_s
        @latinfont = nil
        @kanjifont = nil
        @descendant = [self, self] # [latin, kanji] : dummy
        Tk_FontNameTBL[@id] = self
      }
    end
  }
  obj.instance_eval{ initialize(name, keys) }
  obj
end

new(name, keys=nil) click to toggle source

 
               # File tk/lib/tk/font.rb, line 2263
def initialize(name, keys=nil)
  @id = @compoundfont = name.to_s

  # if not exist named font, create it.
  begin
    if keys
      tk_call('font', 'configure', @compoundfont, keys)
    else
      tk_call('font', 'configure', @compoundfont)
    end
  rescue
    # the named font doesn't exist -> create
    if keys
      tk_call('font', 'create', @compoundfont, keys)
    else
      tk_call('font', 'create', @compoundfont)
    end
  end
end

Public Instance Methods

kanji_font_id() click to toggle source

 
               # File tk/lib/tk/font.rb, line 2299
def kanji_font_id
  @compoundfont
end

latin_font_id() click to toggle source

 
               # File tk/lib/tk/font.rb, line 2296
def latin_font_id
  @compoundfont
end

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