I applied this patch. Thanks!
Kazunobu Kuriyama wrote:
Though it may sound strange to you, I couldn't make an integrated patch
via 'cvs diff -R -Nu'; the CVS ignored
the option -N or --new-file. Am I wrong? Anyway, I made an all-in-one
patch through the classical
'diff -Naru back
Adam Fedor wrote:
Fred Kiefer wrote:
Hi Kazu,
we now have reached a disagreement and need some more views on the
remaining problems. Perhaps Nicola, Adam, Wim or Alex could join in
and state their views on the use font sets.
I am away for a few days anyway.
Is this just about strtok or
Fred Kiefer wrote:
Hi Kazu,
we now have reached a disagreement and need some more views on the
remaining problems. Perhaps Nicola, Adam, Wim or Alex could join in and
state their views on the use font sets.
I am away for a few days anyway.
Is this just about strtok or something else? It
Hi Kazu,
we now have reached a disagreement and need some more views on the
remaining problems. Perhaps Nicola, Adam, Wim or Alex could join in and
state their views on the use font sets.
I am away for a few days anyway.
Cheers
Fred
Kazunobu Kuriyama wrote:
Fred Kiefer wrote:
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It is even
Fred Kiefer wrote:
Fred Kiefer wrote:
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- As XGFontSetEnumerator is currently not implemented I would remove
all reverences to it.
(Reading references for reverences,)
At first, I declared XGFontSetEnumerator without implementation, and
then I got an exception telling me that
Hi,
Sorry for frequent revision, but the fuctinality still remains the same.
By introducing the new user default value GSXEnableFontSet, all the patches
relevant to the configuration at compilation time have gone. To enable the
functionality, do
$ defaults write NSGlobalDomain
for the use of the XFT fonts.
Cheers
Fred
Kazunobu Kuriyama wrote:
Based on Fred Kiefer's suggestion, I rewrote the patches I previously sent
to bug-gnustep with the email 'Full unicode support for back-xlib'. A few
bug fixes have also been done.
While the functionality the new patches offer remains
Fred Kiefer wrote:
Kazunobu Kuriyama wrote:
Fred Kiefer wrote:
As you by now will have noticed, the xlib backend comes along with
its
own XFT font class and I think that the font set support should be
packaged up in a similar way. That is, a separate class in its own
file that gets
Hi Kazu,
this is a nice patch you came up with. This should fill the gap between
people only able to use basic X fonts and the ones with a XFT
implementation (which also offers UTF8 support). As far as I know font
sets are not restricted to XFree86 so this may be of help for more
people out
Hi, all.
Attached are the patches to make the xlib backend fully supports unicode.
Accordingly, if the patches are applied, the backend should handle all
characters
represented with NSGlyph.
If the X Window System in use is already set up properly for your language
environment (i.e., locale,
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