Hei, Tuomo!
* Tuomo Valkonen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2003-10-16 23:53]:
> It is checked that the "fixed" font loads with the user's locale settings
> and if it does not, locale is reverted back to POSIX. Unfortunately at
> least some version of X on some configurations simply fails to display
> the fonts although does not complain when loading them. Also when UTF-8
> support is disabled we don't care about all the locale crap.
ioncore/ioncore.c:275
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#ifdef CF_UTF8
static bool test_fallback_font(Display *dpy)
{
XFontStruct *fnt=XLoadQueryFont(dpy, CF_FALLBACK_FONT_NAME);
if(fnt==NULL){
warn("Failed to load fallback font \"%s\"", CF_FALLBACK_FONT_NAME);
return FALSE;
}
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Why do you test using XLoadQueryFont when you later on in
de/fonts.c:42
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if(xfnt==NULL && strcmp(fontname, CF_FALLBACK_FONT_NAME)!=0){
warn("Could not load font \"%s\", trying \"%s\"",
fontname, CF_FALLBACK_FONT_NAME);
#ifdef CF_UTF8
xfnt=XCreateFontSet(wglobal.dpy, CF_FALLBACK_FONT_NAME, &dummy_missing,
&dummy_missing_n, &dummy_def);
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load it using the XCreateFontSet function?
Is there a reason to this and if yes what is it?
Thanks,
Mika
