Fix raylib.h lines and format SetFontSizeMetric
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@ -1540,6 +1540,7 @@ RLAPI int GetCodepoint(const char *text, int *codepointSize);
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RLAPI int GetCodepointNext(const char *text, int *codepointSize); // Get next codepoint in a UTF-8 encoded string, 0x3f('?') is returned on failure
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RLAPI int GetCodepointNext(const char *text, int *codepointSize); // Get next codepoint in a UTF-8 encoded string, 0x3f('?') is returned on failure
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RLAPI int GetCodepointPrevious(const char *text, int *codepointSize); // Get previous codepoint in a UTF-8 encoded string, 0x3f('?') is returned on failure
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RLAPI int GetCodepointPrevious(const char *text, int *codepointSize); // Get previous codepoint in a UTF-8 encoded string, 0x3f('?') is returned on failure
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RLAPI const char *CodepointToUTF8(int codepoint, int *utf8Size); // Encode one codepoint into UTF-8 byte array (array length returned as parameter)
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RLAPI const char *CodepointToUTF8(int codepoint, int *utf8Size); // Encode one codepoint into UTF-8 byte array (array length returned as parameter)
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RLAPI void SetFontSizeMetric(int metric); // Sets the global font size metric
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// Text strings management functions (no UTF-8 strings, only byte chars)
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// Text strings management functions (no UTF-8 strings, only byte chars)
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// WARNING 1: Most of these functions use internal static buffers[], it's recommended to store returned data on user-side for re-use
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// WARNING 1: Most of these functions use internal static buffers[], it's recommended to store returned data on user-side for re-use
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@ -1756,4 +1757,3 @@ RLAPI void DetachAudioMixedProcessor(AudioCallback processor); // Detach audio s
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#endif
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#endif
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#endif // RAYLIB_H
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#endif // RAYLIB_H
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RLAPI void SetFontSizeMetric(int metric); // Sets the global font size metric
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