On 6 Mar 2013, at 04:35, edgar wrote: > > I am using Ubuntu 12.10 but eventually I would like to compile this for > Windows7 and OSX. > By the way, the code you sent compiled right away and runs nicely. Most of it > makes sense to me but I need to check out the draw functions more carefully > to get the full picture ;)
Well, Ubuntu should be no problem; ISTR they have the Musica font (possibly even version 3.06) in one of their packages, so it ought to be pretty easy to get it installed on your test machine. Failing that, it's pretty easy to install a font for just a single user on linux: - in the home dir of the user, create (if it does not already exist) a dir called ".fonts" - copy the desired font file, either name.ttf or name.otf, into the .fonts dir - rebuild the fontconfig cache, which, um, I can't remember how to trigger... just log out then back in ought to do it! (Might be "fc-cache" that does it, I think!) Thereafter, when you run any apps, the font should now be available to you app without doing anything else special. Certainly, works for me! Pretty easy for you to try it on your ubuntu box, see how the font faces look for the various musical glyphs etc. > I am knocked out by how helpful the fltk community has been. No worries... Also, I have a very mildly tweaked version of the demo, if anyone is interested, where I have fixed the duff clef scaling I had coded in... _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
