The text tool now has controls. I'd like to leave a few printf() lines in until everybody (Red Hat, Mac, SuSE, Windows, BSD...) gets a chance to run the code. Sorting through fonts is quite an error-prone mess, thanks to font foundries that use irregular style naming and sometimes don't supply a full set.
I now have 34 user-visible choices. I might cut that down a tiny bit via a list of common clones. For example, "Courier" is nicer than "Courier New" and "Courier 10 Pitch". Purposely failing to match up italic and non-italic font styles might be of use. In that case, the FreeType italic emulation will always be used. This allows for double-italic, which often looks nice. In general, italic emulation looks good and bold emulation looks gross. BTW, don't let me forget to free the style array. _______________________________________________ Tuxpaint-dev mailing list [email protected] http://tux4kids.net/mailman/listinfo/tuxpaint-dev
