Keith Packard writes: > It's easy enough to fix, but I'm not quite sure which way to head -- I can > actually make it so that all fonts are automatically closed when the > display is closed (in which case, the list of available fonts is > per-display).
I don't think this will do it for me. My current program draws two windows, one to each display, so I will not have closed the first display by the time I am trying to open the font on the second display. > Or, I can make it so the fonts hang around and must be > destroyed by the user (in which case, the list is global with a display > tag on each font). This sounds better. No API change though, I assume? Oh, and while we are talking about reworking some of Xft: I would like to be able to write a function that accepts a variable argument list to wrap XftFontOpen, but I can't do that since XftFontOpen wants a variable argument list itself, (don't you hate variable arguments in C?). Anyway, if you could make a new XftFontOpenVa or XftFontVaOpen or whatever, I would appreciate it. -Carl _______________________________________________ Render mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/render
