Hi all.
I have a textview for editing SQL. I set the font to fixed width like this:
for my $widget_name ( "PARAM_VALUE.PARAM_VALUE"
, "TEMPLATE_SQL_READ_ONLY"
, "TEMPLATE.TEMPLATE_SQL"
, "SYNC_CTL.DELTA_CLAUSE"
, "ETL_Log"
, "TeradataStagingDDL"
, "TeradataTargetDDL"
, "NetezzaStagingDDL"
, "NetezzaTargetDDL"
, "UnitTest_ColumnComparison"
) {
my $font = Pango::FontDescription->from_string( 'Fixed' );
my $textview = $self->{glade}->get_widget( $widget_name );
$textview->modify_font( $font );
}
This works great on Linux. On Windows, I get errors like:
Pango-WARNING **: couldn't load font "Fixed Not-Rotated 10", falling back
to "Sans Not-Rotated 10", expect ugly output
Why? Where does Gtk2 on Windows get it's fonts from? Should I try to
install fonts? I've read there is a way to ask Pango for a list of fonts.
Should I do this instead? What exactly is this method?
Dan
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