Gimp.text_fontname

@accepts(Gimp.Image, Gimp.Drawable, float, float, unicode, int, bool, float, Gimp.SizeType, unicode)
@returns(Gimp.Layer)
def text_fontname(image, drawable, x, y, text, border, antialias, size, size_type, fontname):
    # Python wrapper for gimp_text_fontname()
  

Add text at the specified location as a floating selection or a new layer.

This tool requires a fontname matching an installed PangoFT2 font. You can specify the fontsize in units of pixels or points, and the appropriate metric is specified using the size_type argument. The x and y parameters together control the placement of the new text by specifying the upper left corner of the text bounding box. If the specified drawable parameter is valid, the text will be created as a floating selection attached to the drawable. If the drawable parameter is not valid (None), the text will appear as a new layer. Finally, a border can be specified around the final rendered text. The border is measured in pixels. Parameter size-type is not used and is currently ignored. If you need to display a font in points, divide the size in points by 72.0 and multiply it by the image's vertical resolution.

image

The image.

drawable

The affected drawable: (None for a new text layer).

x

The x coordinate for the left of the text bounding box.

y

The y coordinate for the top of the text bounding box.

text

The text to generate (in UTF-8 encoding).

border

The size of the border.

antialias

Antialiasing.

size

The size of text in either pixels or points.

size_type

The units of specified size.

fontname

The name of the font.

Returns