Lines Matching defs:lines
9 4. Phase I: For all saved text objects construct lines.
13 8. Phase II; for all lines construct paragraphs.
16 current paragraph. Reaverage line spacing over all lines in paragraph. Check next one.
20 13. Over all phase I lines in each paragraph.
524 This lets the value of "src - lines" determine the weight to give to each new vadvance value
526 since there can be some noise introduced when lines have different maximum font sizes.
527 \param lines index of the first text block that was added to the growing complex.
529 int TR_check_set_vadvance(TR_INFO *tri, int src, int lines){
558 weight = (1.0 / (double) (src - lines));
562 else { /* only happens when src = lines + 1*/
1124 printf("cxi lines: %d\n",cxi->lines);
1446 \brief Try to deduce justification of a paragraph from the bounding rectangles for two successive lines.
1460 /* lines in the wrong vertical order, no paragraph possible (Y is positive down) */
1813 overlaps on lines that did not actually overlap (vertically).
2252 \brief Attempt to figure out the original organization, in lines and paragraphs, of the text objects.
2300 cxi->lines = 0;
2396 cxi->lines--; /* else the normal line count value is one too high */
2402 if(cxi->cx[cxidx].type == TR_LINE)cxi->lines++;
2427 for(i=0; i < cxi->phase1; i++){ /* over all lines */
2515 /* Phase 2, try to group sequential lines. There may be "lines" that are still TR_TEXT, as in:
2520 And some paragrahs might be single word lines (+ = bullet in the following)
2551 /* two successive lines have been identified (possible following others already in the paragraph */
2725 printf(" Test program reads an input file containing lines like:\n");
2770 tsp.vadvance = 0.0; /* meaningful only when a complex contains two or more lines */