Have you tried :
Draw.Font = Draw.Font.Load("/home/kevinfishburne/Desktop/Sanctimonia,
because draw.font.load normally not assignate a font to draw.font but
just return an object handle to a font object
> Server/Images/Font/Avatar.ttf")
2011/11/3 Kevin Fishburne <kevinfishbu...@eightvirtues.com>:
> On 11/02/2011 02:54 AM, Bruce Bruen wrote:
>> On Wed, 2011-11-02 at 01:47 -0400, Kevin Fishburne wrote:
>>
>>> I'm using SDL and OpenGL. Normal routines for drawing fonts in a
>>> DrawingArea work fine; I didn't have to change my code after
>>> switching
>>> from GTK/Qt. This code works:
>>>
>>> ' Draw dialogue buffer.
>>> Draw.Font.Size = sheight / 32
>>> Draw.Foreground = Color.Black
>>> Draw.Text(Client.Dialogue, 31, sheight - 15 - sheight / 32)
>>> Draw.Foreground = Color.Yellow
>>> Draw.Text(Client.Dialogue, 32, sheight - 16 - sheight / 32)
>>>
>>> So there is no control, just a draw event procedure "Screen_Draw" and
>>> whatever procedures I call inside it. Maybe I should do "Font =
>>> Font["..."] inside the procedure?
>>
>> You've still got me confused Kevin. DrawingArea is a control and has a
>> Font property. I know little of OpenGL or SDL but it looks like the SDL
>> Draw class has an undocumented Font property so I'd still give the
>> previous a go and hope.
>
> With a DrawingArea you'd have a block like this:
>
> Draw.Begin(DrawingArea)
> Draw.Font.Size = 10
> Draw.Text(...)
> Draw.End
>
> With SDL/OpenGL you have a procedure that is the draw event:
>
> Public Sub Screen_Draw()
>
> Draw.Font.Size = 10
> Draw.Text(...)
>
> End
>
> The SDL draw event procedure seems to behave the same way as a
> Draw.Begin ... Draw.End block. I tried this:
>
> Draw.Font.Load("/home/kevinfishburne/Desktop/Sanctimonia,
> Server/Images/Font/Avatar.ttf")
>
> It doesn't throw an error, but doesn't change the font either. At some
> point after that for no apparent reason it then throws the error "gb.sdl
> error: Couldn't open /usr/local/share/gambas3/gb.sdl/DejaVuSans.ttf in
> Render 834". If I use just "Font.Load("...")" it exhibits the same
> behavior but the error message reflects the Avatar.ttf font instead of
> DejaVuSans. Weird.
>
>
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