New development version released to include the ability to use inches 
(flag -i) on the command line. Also fixed a problem with the offset 
calculation when using inches.

http:co-japan.com/metalworking

Correct file is tttscale-002.c

Cheers,

Mark
Mark Thomas wrote:
> Andrew wrote:
>   
>> Thanks Mark.
>>
>> I've taken the liberty of modifying the code to allow input from stdin.
>>
>> http://www.andyshelley.co.uk/tttscale.c
>>
>>
>> On Thursday 17 Jun 2010, Mark Thomas wrote:
>>   
>>     
>>> Not sure how many of you use Chris Radek's truetype-tracer program, but
>>> I do use it a fair bit. The one thing I've wanted to do is be able to
>>> set a scale to the output. Of course you can rescale in any cad program,
>>> but I thought it might be convenient to be able to generate to a scale
>>> or overall length.
>>>
>>> Decided to hobble up a little utility program that will do just that,
>>> I've called it tttscale and it intended to be used only with the file
>>> generated by truetype-tracer-dxf.
>>>
>>> The program lets you specify the overal length of the string along the X
>>> axis, as well as letting you specify an X and Y offset. I've tested the
>>> output with qcad and dxf2gcode and haven't had a problem.
>>>
>>> I've stressed tested it a bit generating some very large font strings
>>> (150 meters in length) and some very small (0.1mm) nice thing about true
>>> type fonts is that they scale beautifully.
>>>
>>> If you'd like to give it a go you can download the c source file from:
>>>
>>> http://co-japan.com/metalworking
>>>
>>> I've include compiling instructions at the top of the file.
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>>
>>> Mark
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> Good one Andrew, thanks for that, was on my to-do list, if you don't 
> mind I'll update the download on my site as well to reflect your changes.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Mark
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