panose property

FontInfo.panose property

Gets or sets the PANOSE typeface classification number.

@property
def panose(self) -> bytes:
    ...

@panose.setter
def panose(self, value: bytes):
    ...

Remarks

PANOSE is a compact 10-byte description of a fonts critical visual characteristics, such as contrast, weight, and serif style. The digits represent Family Kind, Serif Style, Weight, Proportion, Contrast, Stroke Variation, Arm Style, Letterform, Midline, and X-Height.

Can be None.

Examples

Shows how to access and print details of each font in a document.

doc = aw.Document(MY_DIR + 'Document.docx')
for font_info in doc.font_infos:
    if font_info is not None:
        print('Font name: ' + font_info.name)
        # Alt names are usually blank.
        print('Alt name:', font_info.alt_name)
        print('\t- Family:', font_info.family)
        print('\t-', 'Is TrueType' if font_info.is_true_type else 'Is not TrueType')
        print('\t- Pitch:', font_info.pitch)
        print('\t- Charset:', font_info.charset)
        print('\t- Panose:')
        print('\t\tFamily Kind:', font_info.panose[0])
        print('\t\tSerif Style:', font_info.panose[1])
        print('\t\tWeight:', font_info.panose[2])
        print('\t\tProportion:', font_info.panose[3])
        print('\t\tContrast:', font_info.panose[4])
        print('\t\tStroke Variation:', font_info.panose[5])
        print('\t\tArm Style:', font_info.panose[6])
        print('\t\tLetterform:', font_info.panose[7])
        print('\t\tMidline:', font_info.panose[8])
        print('\t\tX-Height:', font_info.panose[9])

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