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37 * The opaque type for a line in a paragraph layout.
44 * The opaque type for a visual run in a line.
208 * Reset line breaking to start from the beginning of the paragraph.
218 * Return a <code>pl_line</code> object which represents next line
219 * in the paragraph. The width of the line is specified each time so that it can
223 * @param width is the width of the line. If <code>width</code> is less than or equal
224 * to zero, a <code>ParagraphLayout::Line</code> object representing the
227 * @return a <code>ParagraphLayout::Line</code> object which represents the line. The caller
239 * Close the given line object. Line objects are created
243 * @param line the <code>pl_line</code> object to close.
248 pl_closeLine(pl_line *line);
251 * Count the number of visual runs in the line.
253 * @param line the <code>pl_line</code> object.
260 pl_countLineRuns(const pl_line *line);
263 * Get the ascent of the line. This is the maximum ascent
264 * of all the fonts on the line.
266 * @param line the <code>pl_line</code> object.
268 * @return the ascent of the line.
273 pl_getLineAscent(const pl_line *line);
276 * Get the descent of the line. This is the maximum descent
277 * of all the fonts on the line.
279 * @param line the <code>pl_line</code> object.
281 * @return the descent of the line.
286 pl_getLineDescent(const pl_line *line);
289 * Get the leading of the line. This is the maximum leading
290 * of all the fonts on the line.
292 * @param line the <code>pl_line</code> object.
294 * @return the leading of the line.
299 pl_getLineLeading(const pl_line *line);
302 * Get the width of the line. This is a convenience method
304 * in the line.
306 * @param line the <code>pl_line</code> object.
308 * @return the width of the line.
313 pl_getLineWidth(const pl_line *line);
317 * visual run in the line.
319 * @param line the <code>pl_line</code> object.
332 pl_getLineVisualRun(const pl_line *line, le_int32 runIndex);
357 * run is left-to-right and <code>UBIDI_RTL</code> if the line is right-to-left.
