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Ensuring that a style is supported by a font family

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' Not all fonts support the same styles. This function takes in
' input a font family and a font style, and returns a font style
' which is safe for that particular font family, by removing
' the styles that are not supported
'
' Example:
'  GetSafeStyleForFontFamily(richTextBox1.SelectionFont.FontFamily,
' '   richTextBox1.SelectionFont.Style)

Public Function GetSafeStyleForFontFamily(ByVal fontFam As FontFamily, _
  ByVal style As FontStyle) As FontStyle
  ' remove the styles not supported
  If (style And FontStyle.Regular) = FontStyle.Regular Then
    ' if the regular style is currently present, but not supported
    ' by the new font family, remove it
    If Not fontFam.IsStyleAvailable(FontStyle.Regular) Then
      style = style And Not FontStyle.Regular
    End If
  End If
  ' do the same for bold, italic and underline
  If (style And FontStyle.Bold) = FontStyle.Bold Then
    If Not fontFam.IsStyleAvailable(FontStyle.Bold) Then
      style = style And Not FontStyle.Bold
    End If
  End If
  If (style And FontStyle.Italic) = FontStyle.Italic Then
    If Not fontFam.IsStyleAvailable(FontStyle.Italic) Then
      style = style And Not FontStyle.Italic
    End If
  End If
  If (style And FontStyle.Underline) = FontStyle.Underline Then
    If Not fontFam.IsStyleAvailable(FontStyle.Underline) Then
      style = style And Not FontStyle.Underline
    End If
  End If
  If (style And FontStyle.Strikeout) = FontStyle.Strikeout Then
    If Not fontFam.IsStyleAvailable(FontStyle.Strikeout) Then
      style = style And Not FontStyle.Strikeout
    End If
  End If
  Return style
End Function


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