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(ftfont_pattern_entity): Argument FRAME removed. Make a font-entity by font_make_entity. Use font_intern_prop instead of intern_downcase. Use FONT_SET_STYLE to set a style-related font property. If a font is scalable, set avgwidth property to 0. Set font-entity property by font_put_extra. (ftfont_list_generic_family): Argument SPEC and REGISTRY removed. (ffont_driver): Adjusted for the change of struct font_driver. (ftfont_spec_pattern): New function. (ftfont_list): Return a list, not vector. (ftfont_match): Use ftfont_spec_pattern to get a pattern. (ftfont_list_family): Don't downcase names. (ftfont_free_entity): Deleted. (ftfont_open): Return a font-ojbect. Adjusted for the change of struct font. Get underline_thickness and underline_position from font property. Don't update dpyinfo->smallest_font_height and dpyinfo->smallest_char_width. (ftfont_close): Don't free `struct font'. (ftfont_has_char): Adjusted for the format change of font-entity. (ftfont_encode_char, ftfont_text_extents): Likewise.

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