On 25 Jun 2012, at 16:25, David Currie <curri...@iinet.net.au> wrote:
> had to fresh install ubuntu 12.04 + reconfigure various packages.
> Now.
>
> static int G_usesymbols = 1;
> cMeasure(int& pPixlW, int& pPixlH,const char* pStr, Fl_Font pFont,
> Fl_Fontsize pFontSize) {
> fl_font(pFont, pFontSize);
> fl_measure(pStr, pPixlW, pPixlH, G_usesymbols);
> } // gregs function stolen from the doco
>
> previously used to give different results for different pFontSize's
> Now all fontsizes return font 10 results.
>
> This feels like a graphics library problem. (Ubuntu Software Centre found NO
> FLTK - only FLUID)
> so I used Ubuntu Software Centre to install FLUID which I assume installs
> FLTK.
>
> I un tar'd fltk-1.3.x-r9625 as I would prefer to have this as the only
> version.
> My test program worked before the fresh install (12.04) but now has ONLY font
> 10.
>
> What (graphics??) Libraries am I missing ? Is this a Ubuntu problem ?
> I suspect I must install some more standard packages. If so What ?
In general I'm a big fan of ubuntu but it is certainly true that their releases
have been getting progressively less developer friendly such that I end up
spending a lot of time adding dev packages to every fresh install.
If I were as smart as I pretend, I'd have made a list or even a script to
automate that but I end up doing it by hand every time.
FWIW I think Greg did make a list and post it on his site...
Anyway sounds like you are missing (at least) the XFT and possibly Fontconfig
dev packages.
--
Ian
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