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class | StrokeTypeAttrValue |
StrokeType attribute value StrokeType attributes describe the stroking characteristics for a path. More... | |
class | AttrStrokeType |
StrokeType attribute StrokeType attributes are very simple, and merely contain a StrokeTypeAttrValue, which is the entity which holds all the info and does all the work. More... | |
class | VariableWidthAttrValue |
VariableWidth attribute value VariableWidth attributes describe the width characteristics for a path. More... | |
class | AttrVariableWidth |
VariableWidth attribute VariableWidth attributes are very simple, and merely contain a VariableWidthAttrValue, which is the entity which holds all the info and does all the work. More... | |
class | StrokeAttrRecordHandler |
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enum | StrokeTypeID { StrokeType_SimpleVarWidth = 0 } |
A unique identifier UINT32 for each predefined stroke type. This is used to save predefined strokes in XAR files in a minimal format. More... | |
enum | VariableWidthID { VarWidth_NotPredefined = 0, VarWidth_Constant = -1, VarWidth_LinRamp = -2, VarWidth_SRamp = -3 } |
A unique identifier UINT32 for each predefined variable width stroke function. This is used to save predefined varwidths in XAR files in a minimal format. More... |
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A unique identifier UINT32 for each predefined stroke type. This is used to save predefined strokes in XAR files in a minimal format.
Definition at line 123 of file strkattr.h. 00124 { 00125 StrokeType_SimpleVarWidth = 0, 00126 } StrokeTypeID;
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A unique identifier UINT32 for each predefined variable width stroke function. This is used to save predefined varwidths in XAR files in a minimal format.
Definition at line 252 of file strkattr.h. 00253 { 00254 VarWidth_NotPredefined = 0, // For fns which aren't "simple" predefined ones 00255 00256 VarWidth_Constant = -1, // All values are negative (positive values are used 00257 VarWidth_LinRamp = -2, // as references to complex function records) 00258 VarWidth_SRamp = -3, 00259 } VariableWidthID;
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