Font classes

When scanning the project, the cross-reference searches for uses of font classes in the design area of the client project or the single project, e.g. in the FontClass property of the controls. For each use, the cross-reference checks whether the respective right has been defined and, conversely, whether a defined right has been used.

Figure 1: Responsibility of the respective cross-reference for client-server projects and single projects

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The analysis is performed by the cross-reference of the client project. The starting point of the arrow indicates the source of the definition, the tip of the arrow indicates the use of the definition.

In a single project, there is only one cross-reference. The starting point of the arrow indicates the source of the definition, the tip of the arrow indicates the use of the definition.

After scanning the project, the results are displayed in a table in the Font classes view in the Cross-referencenode of the respective project.

The table contains the following columns:

Name

Specifies the name of the font.

Status

Indicates the status of use: either Correct, Warning or Error.

No font

If the checkbox is activated, then no font is specified in at least one of the languages.

Status Description

Detailed information on the status.

Status Description	Description of the	Status
Correct	The use of the definition is error-free.	Correct
Defined, but no use found	The font class was defined but not used. Important: Do not delete any font classes that are already contained in the project template, as they are used in some form templates.	Warning
Used, but not defined	The font class was used, but no definition of this font class was found. At runtime, the default font is used for the control element in which this font class is used.	Error

System

The Design entry means that the definition is used in the design area.

Used in

Specifies the relative path of the form where the font class is used.

Source group, source, source detail

Further details on use