--- In [email protected], "entropyreduction" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Looks like text way to represent a font would be:
>
> <font name>[ <flags> ][<point_size]
>
> quotes around <font name> if contains blanks
>
> <flags> would be I, U, S and a variety of possibilities for weight
> like B.
Looks like nice.
> I wonder, since there's no cl.SetFont, whether it could be used for
> that? Wanna try your little font-setting script on a pp button and
> see if it works?
They are parts of properties like:
cl.AddProperties("FontName = Courier New")
cl.AddProperties("FontInfo = Bold Size: 14")
Actually I'm applying my font script to the autocomplete edit control.
The above two, I'm using ini config file for the bar currently btw,
applied well to the font of the edit control itself, however, the font
in the autocomplete-suggest drop-down box wasn't affected, which is
also changed accordingly if applying the font script.
Sean
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