Hi Greg,
thank you very much! The fonts.alias file works now with the helvetica
request from FLTK and with the fixed pattern as well. Also it accepts spaces
in the XLFD string.
Do you know why I have problems to get the characters above 127 to be
displayed correctly? It does not show U-Umlaut, A-Umlaut etc. Also the fonts
example of FLTK shows question marks for these characters.
Regards
Georg
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