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199 	"    -sample string         sample text to use for 1-byte fonts\n"
200 	"    -sample16 string       sample text to use for 2-byte fonts\n"
201 	"    -sampleUCS string      sample text to use for ISO10646 fonts\n"
202 	"    -scaled                use scaled instances of fonts\n"
213     int count;			/* of fonts */
271 static FontValues *fonts;
527     FontValues *fonts;
543     fonts = (FontValues*)XtMalloc( numFonts*sizeof(FontValues) );
567         .fonts = fonts,
579 	parseRec->fonts += PARSE_QUANTUM;
622     FontValues *fontValues = parseRec->fonts - numBadFonts;
697 /* Add the list of scalable fonts to the match-list of every value instance
700  * the scalable fonts.
752  * for field f.  Weed out duplicates.  The set of matching fonts is just
753  * the set of scalable fonts.
796 /* Find all scalable fonts, defined as the set matching "0" in the pixel
832      * fonts without knowing the true screen resolution leads to very wonky
947  * numerically, depending on the field.  Since the fonts have indexes
979 	    idx = &fonts[j].value_index[i];
1367 	printf( gettext(" %s: %d fonts\n"), values->string, values->count );
1376  * matching to scalable fonts.  Because choosing a random third value
1391 		fonts[*font].value_index[f1] == currentFont.value_index[f1] &&
1392 		fonts[*font].value_index[f2] == currentFont.value_index[f2])
1452 		int i = fonts[f].value_index[field];