Aspose::Words::Fonts::DefaultFontSubstitutionRule class
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Default font substitution rule. To learn more, visit the Working with Fonts documentation article.
class DefaultFontSubstitutionRule : public Aspose::Words::Fonts::FontSubstitutionRule
Methods
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
| get_DefaultFontName() | Gets or sets the default font name. |
| virtual get_Enabled() | Specifies whether the rule is enabled or not. |
| GetType() const override | |
| Is(const System::TypeInfo&) const override | |
| set_DefaultFontName(const System::String&) | Setter for Aspose::Words::Fonts::DefaultFontSubstitutionRule::get_DefaultFontName. |
| virtual set_Enabled(bool) | Setter for Aspose::Words::Fonts::FontSubstitutionRule::get_Enabled. |
| static Type() |
Examples
Shows how to set the default font substitution rule.
auto doc = MakeObject<Document>();
auto fontSettings = MakeObject<FontSettings>();
doc->set_FontSettings(fontSettings);
// Get the default substitution rule within FontSettings.
// This rule will substitute all missing fonts with "Times New Roman".
SharedPtr<DefaultFontSubstitutionRule> defaultFontSubstitutionRule = fontSettings->get_SubstitutionSettings()->get_DefaultFontSubstitution();
ASSERT_TRUE(defaultFontSubstitutionRule->get_Enabled());
ASSERT_EQ(u"Times New Roman", defaultFontSubstitutionRule->get_DefaultFontName());
// Set the default font substitute to "Courier New".
defaultFontSubstitutionRule->set_DefaultFontName(u"Courier New");
// Using a document builder, add some text in a font that we do not have to see the substitution take place,
// and then render the result in a PDF.
auto builder = MakeObject<DocumentBuilder>(doc);
builder->get_Font()->set_Name(u"Missing Font");
builder->Writeln(u"Line written in a missing font, which will be substituted with Courier New.");
doc->Save(ArtifactsDir + u"FontSettings.DefaultFontSubstitutionRule.pdf");
See Also
- Class FontSubstitutionRule
- Namespace Aspose::Words::Fonts
- Library Aspose.Words for C++