
Create a visual representation of what the various glyph stats mean
Source:R/font_outline.R
plot_glyph_stats.Rd
This function helps you understand the concepts of width, height, bearing, and advance by annotating a glyph with the various measures
Usage
plot_glyph_stats(
glyph,
family = "",
italic = FALSE,
weight = "normal",
width = "undefined",
size = 12,
res = 72,
path = NULL,
index = 0
)
Arguments
- glyph
The character to plot
- family
The name of the font families to match
- italic
logical indicating the font slant
- weight
The weight to query for, either in numbers (
0
,100
,200
,300
,400
,500
,600
,700
,800
, or900
) or strings ("undefined"
,"thin"
,"ultralight"
,"light"
,"normal"
,"medium"
,"semibold"
,"bold"
,"ultrabold"
, or"heavy"
).NA
will be interpreted as"undefined"
/0
- width
The width to query for either in numbers (
0
,1
,2
,3
,4
,5
,6
,7
,8
, or9
) or strings ("undefined"
,"ultracondensed"
,"extracondensed"
,"condensed"
,"semicondensed"
,"normal"
,"semiexpanded"
,"expanded"
,"extraexpanded"
, or"ultraexpanded"
).NA
will be interpreted as"undefined"
/0
- size
The pointsize of the font to use for size related measures
- res
The ppi of the size related mesures
- path, index
path an index of a font file to circumvent lookup based on family and style