From 4d1a31d6a74019c3d43de1c33e2be093ed6dfd11 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Neil
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@@ -3265,6 +3268,28 @@ struct Sci_TextToFind {
may change and an underline appear to indicate that these areas are sensitive to clicking.
This may be used to allow hyperlinks to other documents.
SCI_STYLESETCHECKMONOSPACED(int style, bool
+ checkMonospaced)
+ SCI_STYLEGETCHECKMONOSPACED(int style) → bool
+ This attribute indicates that the font may be monospaced over the ASCII graphics characters (' ' … '~',
+ including letters ('a'…'z', 'A'…'Z') and numbers ('0'…'9')).
+ This allows optimizing speed and memory use for some common scenarios where documents are mostly composed from ASCII
+ characters.
+ Fonts are rarely monospaced over all possible characters. + Emoji '😃', Arabic characters 'ش' and Chinese ideographs '漢' are often different widths to Roman letters. + Even when a font is designed as monospaced, not all characters may be present + and platforms may substitute other fonts for any missing characters with the substitute characters taking more or less space. + However, fonts are often reliably monospaced over ASCII text (disregarding control characters) and many documents contain + mostly ASCII characters. + This setting allows simplified position calculations for text runs that are purely ASCII graphics characters. +
++ Before treating the font as monospaced, it is first checked over the ' ' … '~' range and for some known combinations of characters + that may have different spacings because of kerning or ligatures. + Applications may apply the 'check monospaced' attribute just to fonts known to be monospaced or on all fonts, leaving it to Scintilla to + reject fonts that are proportional.
+SCI_SETFONTLOCALE(<unused>, const char *localeName)
SCI_GETFONTLOCALE(<unused>, char *localeName NUL-terminated) → int
These messages set the locale used for font selection with language-dependent glyphs.
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