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 * vlc_text_style.h: text_style_t definition and helpers.
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#ifndef VLC_TEXT_STYLE_H
#define VLC_TEXT_STYLE_H 1

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

/**
 * Text style
 *
 * A text style is used to specify the formatting of text.
 * A font renderer can use the supplied information to render the
 * text specified.
 */
typedef struct
{
    /* Family font names */
    char *     psz_fontname;      /**< The name of the font */
    char *     psz_monofontname;  /**< The name of the mono font */

    /* Font style */
    int        i_font_size;       /**< The font size in pixels */
    int        i_font_color;      /**< The color of the text 0xRRGGBB
                                       (native endianness) */
    uint8_t    i_font_alpha;      /**< The transparency of the text.
                                       0x00 is fully opaque,
                                       0xFF fully transparent */
    int        i_style_flags;     /**< Formatting style flags */
    int        i_spacing;         /**< The spaceing between glyphs in pixels */

    /* Outline */
    int        i_outline_color;   /**< The color of the outline 0xRRGGBB */
    uint8_t    i_outline_alpha;   /**< The transparency of the outline.
                                       0x00 is fully opaque,
                                       0xFF fully transparent */
    int        i_outline_width;   /**< The width of the outline in pixels */

    /* Shadow */
    int        i_shadow_color;    /**< The color of the shadow 0xRRGGBB */
    uint8_t    i_shadow_alpha;    /**< The transparency of the shadow.
                                        0x00 is fully opaque,
                                        0xFF fully transparent */
    int        i_shadow_width;    /**< The width of the shadow in pixels */

    /* Background (and karaoke) */
    int        i_background_color;/**< The color of the background 0xRRGGBB */
    uint8_t    i_background_alpha;/**< The transparency of the background.
                                       0x00 is fully opaque,
                                       0xFF fully transparent */
    int        i_karaoke_background_color;/**< Background color for karaoke 0xRRGGBB */
    uint8_t    i_karaoke_background_alpha;/**< The transparency of the karaoke bg.
                                       0x00 is fully opaque,
                                       0xFF fully transparent */
} text_style_t;

/* Style flags for \ref text_style_t */
#define STYLE_BOLD        1
#define STYLE_ITALIC      2
#define STYLE_OUTLINE     4
#define STYLE_SHADOW      8
#define STYLE_BACKGROUND  16
#define STYLE_UNDERLINE   32
#define STYLE_STRIKEOUT   64
#define STYLE_HALFWIDTH   128

#define STYLE_DEFAULT_FONT_SIZE 22


typedef struct text_segment_t text_segment_t;
/**
 * Text segment for subtitles
 *
 * This structure is used to store a formatted text, with mixed styles
 * Every segment is comprised of one text and a unique style
 *
 * On style change, a new segment is created with the next part of text
 * and the new style, and chained to the list
 *
 * Create with text_segment_New and clean the chain with
 * text_segment_ChainDelete
 */
struct text_segment_t {
    char *psz_text;                   /**< text string of the segment */
    text_style_t *style;              /**< style applied to this segment */
    text_segment_t *p_next;           /**< next segment */
};

/**
 * Create a default text style
 */
VLC_API text_style_t * text_style_New( void );

/**
 * Copy a text style into another
 */
VLC_API text_style_t * text_style_Copy( text_style_t *, const text_style_t * );

/**
 * Duplicate a text style
 */
VLC_API text_style_t * text_style_Duplicate( const text_style_t * );

/**
 * Delete a text style created by text_style_New or text_style_Duplicate
 */
VLC_API void text_style_Delete( text_style_t * );

/**
 * This function will create a new text segment.
 *
 * You should use text_segment_ChainDelete to destroy it, to clean all
 * the linked segments, or text_segment_Delete to free a specic one
 *
 * This duplicates the string passed as argument
 */
VLC_API text_segment_t *text_segment_New( const char * );

/**
 * Delete a text segment and its content.
 *
 * This assumes the segment is not part of a chain
 */
VLC_API void text_segment_Delete( text_segment_t * );

/**
 * This function will destroy a list of text segments allocated
 * by text_segment_New.
 *
 * You may pass it NULL.
 */
VLC_API void text_segment_ChainDelete( text_segment_t * );

/**
 * This function will copy a text_segment and its chain into a new one
 *
 * You may give it NULL, but it will return NULL.
 */
VLC_API text_segment_t * text_segment_Copy( text_segment_t * );

#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif

#endif /* VLC_TEXT_STYLE_H */