Searched refs:fSkew (Results 1 – 5 of 5) sorted by relevance
| /aoo42x/main/svx/source/customshapes/ |
| H A D | EnhancedCustomShape3d.cxx | 220 GetSkew( rGeometryItem, fSkew, fSkewAngle ); in Transformation2D()
245 double fDepth(-( aPoint.getZ() * fSkew ) / 100.0); in ApplySkewSettings()
648 double fSkew, fAlpha; in Create3DObject() local
649 GetSkew( rGeometryItem, fSkew, fAlpha ); in Create3DObject()
650 if ( fSkew != 0.0 ) in Create3DObject()
652 double fInvTanBeta( fSkew / 100.0 ); in Create3DObject()
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| H A D | EnhancedCustomShape3d.hxx | 45 double fSkew; // in percent member in EnhancedCustomShape3d::Transformation2D
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| /aoo42x/main/svx/source/toolbars/ |
| H A D | extrusionbar.cxx | 217 double fSkew = 50.0; in impl_execute() local
246 fSkew = 0.0; in impl_execute()
281 aSkewPropPair.First.Value <<= fSkew; in impl_execute()
685 double fSkew = 50.0; in getExtrusionDirectionState() local
698 aSkewPropPair.First.Value >>= fSkew; in getExtrusionDirectionState()
701 if ( fSkew == 0.0 ) in getExtrusionDirectionState()
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| /aoo42x/main/vcl/source/gdi/ |
| H A D | pdfwriter_impl.hxx | 843 …gnOffset, const Matrix3& rRotScale, double fAngle, double fXScale, double fSkew, sal_Int32 nFontHe…
844 …& rLine, const Point& rAlignOffset, double fAngle, double fXScale, double fSkew, sal_Int32 nFontHe…
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| H A D | pdfwriter_impl.cxx | 7139 double fSkew, in drawVerticalGlyphs() argument
7152 double fSkewB = fSkew; in drawVerticalGlyphs()
7216 double fSkew, in drawHorizontalGlyphs() argument
7253 if( nRun == 0 && fAngle == 0.0 && fXScale == 1.0 && fSkew == 0.0 ) in drawHorizontalGlyphs()
7260 if( fSkew != 0.0 ) in drawHorizontalGlyphs()
7261 aMat.skew( 0.0, fSkew ); in drawHorizontalGlyphs()
7342 double fSkew = 0.0; in drawLayout() local
7371 fSkew = M_PI/12.0; in drawLayout()
7547 …drawVerticalGlyphs( aGlyphs, aLine, aAlignOffset, aRotScale, fAngle, fXScale, fSkew, nFontHeight ); in drawLayout()
7549 …drawHorizontalGlyphs( aGlyphs, aLine, aAlignOffset, fAngle, fXScale, fSkew, nFontHeight, nPixelFon… in drawLayout()
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