fill

struct swf_styles {
	unsigned char		f_fill_bits_count : 4;
	unsigned char		f_line_bits_count : 4;
};

Note that the line & fill bits are declared as "unsigned char" because they will always be aligned. The proper definition would probably be a bit field though.

struct swf_shape {
	swf_styles_count	f_styles_count;
	swf_shape_record	f_shape_records[variable];
};

Fonts uses this declaration. It does not include any style (fill or line) definitions. The drawing will use fill 0 when the inside of the shape should not be drawn and 1 when it is to be filled. The line style should not be defined.

struct swf_definefont {
	swf_tag			f_tag;		/* 10 */
	unsigned short		f_font_id;
	/* there is always at least one glyph */
	f_font_glyphs_count = f_font_offsets[0] / 2;
	unsigned short		f_font_offsets[f_font_glyphs_count];
	swf_shape		f_font_shapes[f_font_glyphs_count];
};

It is common to use the DefineFont tag in order to create an array of shapes later re-used to draw strings of text on the screen. Note that the definition of the shape within a font is limited since it can't include any specific fill and/or line style. Also, each shape is assumed to be defined within a 1024x1024 square. This square is called the EM Square. Fig 1. below shows you the EM Square and how it is used. The characters baseline can be placed anywhere within the EM Square (it certainly can be outside too if you wish?!?).

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