> >
> > Absolutely. The font number must be a 32bit integer pointing into a
> > self-expanding array. There are a few other spots wher this applies,
> > like box types (ok, maybe 16bit are enough here) and symbols.
> 
> You think maybe unsigned 16-bit is not enough for a font 
> list? That's a lot of fonts...

Reading that back, it sounds a bit harsh - I was meaning to be humorous!

Anyway... I've started on this now. I've made a new "type" specifically
for font indexes, the plan being that if we decide to change the size
again in future, we only have to change it in one place... For now, I've
set it to unsigned short for my test builds, but it should be trivial (I
hope!) to use some other base type as we see fit.

-- 
Ian




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