playn.robovm

Class RoboFont

java.lang.Object

playn.core.AbstractFont

playn.robovm.RoboFont

All Implemented Interfaces:

Font

public class RoboFont
extends AbstractFont

Nested Class Summary

Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface playn.core.Font

Font.Style

Field Summary

Fields inherited from class playn.core.AbstractFont

graphics, name, size, style

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
RoboFont(RoboGraphics graphics, java.lang.String name, Font.Style style, float size)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static RoboFont	defaultFont() Returns the font used when no font is configured.
java.lang.String	iosName()
static void	registerVariant(java.lang.String name, Font.Style style, java.lang.String variantName) Registers a font for use when a bold, italic or bold italic variant is requested.

Methods inherited from class playn.core.AbstractFont

derive, equals, hashCode, name, size, style, toString

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

RoboFont

public RoboFont(RoboGraphics graphics,
                java.lang.String name,
                Font.Style style,
                float size)

Method Detail

registerVariant

public static void registerVariant(java.lang.String name,
                                   Font.Style style,
                                   java.lang.String variantName)

Registers a font for use when a bold, italic or bold italic variant is requested. iOS does not programmatically generate bold, italic and bold italic variants of fonts. Instead it uses the actual bold, italic or bold italic variant of the font provided by the original designer.

The built-in iOS fonts (Helvetica, Courier) have already had their variants mapped, but if you add custom fonts to your game, you will need to register variants for the bold, italic or bold italic versions if you intend to make use of them.

Alternatively, you can simply request a font variant by name (e.g. graphics().createFont("Arial Bold Italic", Font.Style.PLAIN, 16)) to use a specific font variant directly. This variant mapping process exists only to simplify cross-platform development.

defaultFont

public static RoboFont defaultFont()

Returns the font used when no font is configured.

iosName

public java.lang.String iosName()