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gFont (Function) In french: gPolice Builds a sequence of characters describing the font that will be used for the text.
Syntax
<Result> = gFont(<Font name> [, <Charset used>])
<Result>: Character string Sequence of characters describing the font that will be used for the text. <Font name>: Character string Exact name of the font. If this parameter corresponds to an empty string (""), gFont has no effect. <Charset used>: Optional Integer constant Constant corresponding to the character set to use. The default character set will be used if this parameter is not specified. | | charsetAnsi | Roman characters in ANSI standard | charsetArabic | Arabic characters | charsetBaltic | Baltic characters | charsetChinese | Chinese characters (People's Republic of China) | charsetDefault | Uses the computer's default character set. No character set is forced. | charsetEastEurope | Eastern European characters (Polish, etc.) | charsetGreek | Greek characters | charsetHebrew | Hebrew characters | charsetJapanese | Japanese characters | charsetKorean | Korean characters | charsetMac | Mac Roman character set (used in previous versions of Macintosh). | charsetOccidental | Roman characters in ANSI standard | charsetRussian | Russian characters | charsetThai | Thai characters | charsetTraditionalChinese | Traditional Chinese characters (Republic of Taiwan) | charsetTurkish | Turkish characters | charsetVietnamese | Vietnamese characters |
Remarks - The default font is restored after the call to this function.
- All the other characteristics of the font are kept (bold, ...).
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