C# 클래스 SwfDotNet.IO.Tags.DefineFontInfo2Tag

It extends the functionality provided by DefineFontInfo2Tag by adding a language attribute which is support to support line-breaking when displaying text in different spoken languages. Support for small fonts was added in Flash 7.

The class allows the font associated with a Flash file to be mapped to a font installed on the device where the Flash Player displaying the file is hosted. The use of a font from a device is not automatic but is determined by the HTML tag option deviceFont which is passed to the Flash Player when it is first started. If a device does not support a given font then the glyphs in the DefineFontTag class are used to render the characters.

An important distinction between the host device to specify the font and using the glyphs in an DefineFontTag object is that the device is not anti-aliased and the rendering is dependent on the host device. The glyphs in an DefineFontTag object are anti-aliased and are guaranteed to look identical on every device the text is displayed.

This tag was introduced in Flash 6. Support for small fonts was added in Flash 7.