Fred Kiefer wrote:
> > As you by now will have noticed, the xlib backend comes along with its > own XFT font class and I think that the font set support should be > packaged up in a similar way. That is, a separate class in its own > file that gets set as the default font class in [XGContext > initializeBackend]. This allows even for a different way to list all > the available font sets, if this is needed. And we don't need to > fiddle with XGFont, ending up with a cleaner and smaller implementation.
Good idea. Then I need to define a new subclass of GSFontInfo and use it in [XGContext initializeBackend], right?
Exactly, this is very easy to do. Even some of the methods available for XGFont and GSXFTFontInfo are not needed, you will only need about ten methods or so.
Fred
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