Hello Richmond,
I am pleased to have helped you (is that good english?)
If you don't want that the user have to use fc-cache, you can give an
information, that it is necessary to restart the graphical user
interface (gnome or kde or...) after the installation of your program. A
fc-cache is done automatically when the gui is restarted.
Regards
Wolfgang
Am 16.06.2010 17:06, schrieb Richmond:
On 06/13/2010 01:09 AM, G. Wolfgang Gaich wrote:
Hello Richmond,
I tested to use all installed fonts on Ubuntu 10.04 with rev. No
problem.
With
set the textfont of fld "/field/" to "/fontname/"
I can use all available fonts.
Only the function fontnames() does not return all the fonts.
But you can get a list of fontnames with
put shell("fc-list") into tTempFontsList
set the itemdel to ":"
repeat for each line tL in tTempFontsList
set the itemdel to ":"
put item 1 of tL into tL2
set the itemdel to ","
put item 1 of tL2 & cr after tFontsList
end repeat
delete char -1 of tFontsList
If you want to install a user font then copy it into
/home/<user>/.fonts/truetype/
and in console type:
> sudo fc-cache
Now you can use that font with rev.
Thanks Wolfgang! I just tried your recipe and it really solves all my
problems
(and I hope that Peter will feel that this is a suitable 'stop gap').
My only grumble is that I have to expect end-users to be proficient with
the terminal for sudo fc-cache. Unfortunately, as every end user has
adifferent
password there is no way to build this into a stack.
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