Cross Reference: /frameworks/base/libs/hwui/hwui/Typeface.h

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30 // This indicates that the weight or italic information should be resolved by OS/2 table.
47     // style. There is a base weight concept which is used for calculating relative style from an
50     // For example, if the base Typeface has a base weight of 400 and the desired style is bold, the
51     // resulting Typeface renders the text with a weight of 700. This function doesn't change the
52     // base weight, so even if you create a new Typeface from the bold Typeface specifying bold on
53     // it again, the text is still rendered with a weight of 700.
54     // You can create another base weight Typeface from an existing Typeface with
56     // a specified base weight.
57     // The createAbsolute method creates a new Typeface ignoring the base weight.
59     //   Typeface* base = resolveDefault(nullptr);  // Usually this has a weight of 400.
60     //   Typeface* bold = createRelative(base, Bold);  // Rendered with a weight of 700.
61     //   Typeface* bold2 = createRelative(bold, Bold); // Rendered with a weight of 700.
63     //   Typeface* boldBase = createWithDifferentBaseWeight(base, 700);  // With a weight of 700.
64     //   Typeface* boldBold = createRelative(boldBase, Bold);  // Rendered with a weight of 1000.
66     //   Typeface* lightBase = createWithDifferentBaseWeight(base, 300);  // With a weight of 300.
67     //   Typeface* lightBold = createRelative(lightBase, Bold);  // Rendered with a weight of 600.
69     //   Typeface* black = createAbsolute(base, 900, false);  // Rendered with a weight of 900.
72     static Typeface* createAbsolute(Typeface* base, int weight, bool italic);
79             int weight, int italic);
86     // base weight in CSS-style units, 1..1000