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package com.googlecode.lanterna.terminal.swing;

import java.awt.*;

Font configuration class for SwingTerminal that is extending from AWTTerminalFontConfiguration
/** * Font configuration class for {@link SwingTerminal} that is extending from {@link AWTTerminalFontConfiguration} */
public class SwingTerminalFontConfiguration extends AWTTerminalFontConfiguration {
This is the default font settings that will be used if you don't specify anything
Returns:A SwingTerminal font configuration object with default values set up
/** * This is the default font settings that will be used if you don't specify anything * @return A {@link SwingTerminal} font configuration object with default values set up */
public static SwingTerminalFontConfiguration getDefault() { return newInstance(filterMonospaced(selectDefaultFont())); }
Creates a new font configuration from a list of fonts in order of priority. This works by having the terminal attempt to draw each character with the fonts in the order they are specified in and stop once we find a font that can actually draw the character. For ASCII characters, it's very likely that the first font will always be used.
Params:
  • fontsInOrderOfPriority – Fonts to use when drawing text, in order of priority
Returns:Font configuration built from the font list
/** * Creates a new font configuration from a list of fonts in order of priority. This works by having the terminal * attempt to draw each character with the fonts in the order they are specified in and stop once we find a font * that can actually draw the character. For ASCII characters, it's very likely that the first font will always be * used. * @param fontsInOrderOfPriority Fonts to use when drawing text, in order of priority * @return Font configuration built from the font list */
@SuppressWarnings("WeakerAccess") public static SwingTerminalFontConfiguration newInstance(Font... fontsInOrderOfPriority) { return new SwingTerminalFontConfiguration(true, BoldMode.EVERYTHING_BUT_SYMBOLS, fontsInOrderOfPriority); }
Creates a new font configuration from a list of fonts in order of priority. This works by having the terminal attempt to draw each character with the fonts in the order they are specified in and stop once we find a font that can actually draw the character. For ASCII characters, it's very likely that the first font will always be used.
Params:
  • useAntiAliasing – If true then anti-aliasing should be enabled when drawing text
  • boldMode – Option to control what to do when drawing text with the bold SGR enabled
  • fontsInOrderOfPriority – Fonts to use when drawing text, in order of priority
/** * Creates a new font configuration from a list of fonts in order of priority. This works by having the terminal * attempt to draw each character with the fonts in the order they are specified in and stop once we find a font * that can actually draw the character. For ASCII characters, it's very likely that the first font will always be * used. * @param useAntiAliasing If {@code true} then anti-aliasing should be enabled when drawing text * @param boldMode Option to control what to do when drawing text with the bold SGR enabled * @param fontsInOrderOfPriority Fonts to use when drawing text, in order of priority */
public SwingTerminalFontConfiguration(boolean useAntiAliasing, BoldMode boldMode, Font... fontsInOrderOfPriority) { super(useAntiAliasing, boldMode, fontsInOrderOfPriority); } }