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 module com {  module sun {  module star {  module drawing {

/** This enumeration specifies how the text within a shape relates to the
    size of the shape.
 */
published enum TextFitToSizeType
{
    /** The text size is only defined by the font properties.
    */
    NONE,

    /** The bitmap with the rendered glyphs is scaled up or down
        proportionally to fit the size of the shape.
        This may scale anisotropically.
        No AutoGrow and no Auto line-breaks in this case.

        On fontwork custom shapes, the rendering is different:
        each line of text is <em>separately</em> scaled
        proportionally to fit the width.
    */
    PROPORTIONAL,

    /** Nowadays this is the same as `PROPORTIONAL`.
        @note This is actually only implemented on fontwork
              custom shapes, and the only supported option
              (other than NONE) on fontwork shapes.
              Why this is in this enum and not a value of
              com.sun.star.drawing.TextHorizontalAdjust
              is anybody's guess.
    */
    ALLLINES,

    /** The font size is scaled down (never up!) isotropically to
        fit the available space.  Auto line-breaks will keep working.
    */
    AUTOFIT

};


}; }; }; };

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