XRFontWeight (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)

1/6/2010

This structure contains values that each indicate the density of a font, as measured by the lightness or heaviness of the strokes.

Syntax

enum XRFontWeight{
    XRFontWeight_Thin=100,
    XRFontWeight_ExtraLight=200,
    XRFontWeight_Light=300,
    XRFontWeight_Normal=400,
    XRFontWeight_Medium=500,
    XRFontWeight_SemiBold=600,
    XRFontWeight_Bold=700,
    XRFontWeight_ExtraBold=800,
    XRFontWeight_Black=900,
    XRFontWeight_ExtraBlack=950
};

Members

• XRFontWeight_Thin
  usWeightClass 100

• XRFontWeight_ExtraLight
  usWeightClass 200

• XRFontWeight_Light
  usWeightClass 300

• XRFontWeight_Normal
  usWeightClass 400

• XRFontWeight_Medium
  usWeightClass 500

• XRFontWeight_SemiBold
  usWeightClass 600

• XRFontWeight_Bold
  usWeightClass 700

• XRFontWeight_ExtraBold
  usWeightClass 800

• XRFontWeight_Black
  usWeightClass 900

• XRFontWeight_ExtraBlack
  usWeightClass 950

Remarks

A font weight describes the visual weight of a font. Weight differences are largely a result of varying the line thickness of the strokes in the glyphs of a font, but several other factors are involved in crafting fonts of different weights in a font family.

The members of XRFontWeight correspond to the usWeightClass definition in the OpenType specification. The usWeightClass represents an integer value between 1 and 999. Lower values indicate lighter weights; higher values indicate heavier weights.

.NET Framework Equivalent

System.Windows.FontWeights

Requirements

See Also

Reference

Silverlight for Windows Embedded Enumerations