2.5.11 FONT SELECTOR - ADD USER FONTS (AES 185, 0)

With ADD USER FONTS a program can add its own user fonts to those displayed by the font selector. The IDs of these fonts must be higher than 65535. In addition the pointer to a display function must be entered into the structure element <display>.

Declaration:
WORD fnts_add( FNT_DIALOG *fnt_dialog, FNTS_ITEM *user_fonts );

Call:
ret = WORD fnts_add( fnt_dialog, user_fonts );

Variable         Argument            Meaning
Inputs:

contrl[0]        185                 fnts_set
contrl[1]        1                   Entries in intin
contrl[3]        2                   Entries in addrin

intin[0]         0                   fnts_add

addrin[0]        fnt_dialog          Pointer to management structure
addrin[1]        user_fonts          Pointer to user fonts

Outputs:

contrl[2]        1                   Entries in intout
contrl[4]        0                   Entries in addrout

intout[0]        ret                 0: Error   1: All OK

Declaration of FNTS_ITEM:

typedef struct _fnts_item
{
   struct   _fnts_item  *next;
              /* Pointer to the next font or 0L (end of the list) */
   UTXT_FN  display;
              /* Pointer to the display function for the user fonts */
   LONG     id;            /* Font ID, >= 65536 for user fonts */
   WORD     index;         /* Must be 0, as not a VDI font */
   BYTE     mono;          /* Flag for mono-spaced font */
   BYTE     outline;       /* Flag for vector font */
   WORD     npts;          /* Number of predefined point sizes */
   BYTE     *full_name;    /* Pointer to the complete name */
   BYTE     *family_name;  /* Pointer to the family name */
   BYTE     *style_name;   /* Pointer to the style name */
   BYTE     *pts;          /* Pointer to field with point sizes */
   LONG     reserved[4];   /* Reserved, must be 0 */
} FNTS_ITEM;

typedef void (cdecl *UTXT_FN)( WORD x, WORD y, WORD *clip_rect,
                               LONG id, LONG pt, LONG ratio,
                                                BYTE *string );