On Mon, Oct 27, 2008 at 01:08:31AM +0100, Jehan wrote: > This is similar to what was writing Gary Zhang. I will fix this later on. > Do you think we should keep the option -xftsz, and then for instance if > you have several fonts, we can accept several size as well, their order > corresponding to the font orders? > > Or as was suggesting Gary, maybe adding the font size to the font name > directly is better? I think this last solution as some sexy way of > doing...
If we have multiple fonts then I think putting the size directly in the name would be better. It breaks backward compatibility, but oh well... >> 3. Resizing when the multi-char font is used causes a segfault. > > Ok, the multi-char font (-xftfm, is it well what you are speaking > about?) does not exist anymore! Everything is now done with the fonts > in the -xftfn list. Probably there are still some places where this > option is still mentionned, so when you try and use it, it > segfaults?.. What made you say 'multi-char font is used' anyway? No no, not the xftfm. I meant with with multiple xft fonts specified in xftfn. Some coming up, GI -- 'Dummy' -- Sit in the tunnel and wait for the light to come to you!
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