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package javafx.scene.text;

/**
 * The {@code FontSmoothingType} enum is used to specify the preferred
 * mechanism used to smooth the edges of fonts for on-screen text.
 * @since JavaFX 2.1
 */

public enum FontSmoothingType {

    /**
     * Specifies the default gray scale smoothing, which is most
     * suitable for graphics and animation uses.
     */
    GRAY,

    /**
      * Specifies sub-pixel LCD text, which utilises characteristics
      * of digital LCD display panels to achieve increased pixel
      * resolution. This mode is generally appropriate where the
      * important factor is legibility of static text, particularly
      * at small sizes.
      * <p>
      * A request for LCD text is a 'hint', since the implementation
      * may need to ignore it under conditions such as compositing modes
      * which do not support it. It follow that where LCD text is important
      * that the application should avoid use of effects, transparency etc.
      */
    LCD

}