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2011-02-21 17:03
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font.png (12,413 bytes) |
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Look screenshots of my gtk2 behaviour.1st shows editor settings, another shows sql editor. Lazarus 0.9.31 r30166M FPC 2.4.3 i386-linux-gtk 2, Fedora 14. |
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2011-04-04 09:28
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editorfont.png (83,819 bytes) |
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2011-04-04 09:29
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sqleditorfont.png (16,828 bytes) |
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2011-09-08 16:10
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font-settings.png (84,118 bytes) |
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2011-09-08 16:10
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font-sql-editor.png (101,312 bytes) |
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I can only show my font settings (font-settings.png) and the actual settings in the windows: font-sql-editor.png. The editor font and SQL strings property dialog editor are clearly different fonts. Lazarus version 32114M, linux GTK, Ubuntu 10.04, 64-bit |
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We should stop use of X11 old names for fonts. Such naming was ok before fontconfig (in times of xfs), now it's obsoleted, and does not have any sense. That's why it works for me, I'm using simple font names which are understandable by font config. |
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Interesting. With default configuration, when built for GTK2 bindings, Lazarus editor font setting is: -misc-dejavu sans mono-medium-r-normal-*-*-90-*-*-*-*-iso10646-1 But built for QT bindings: DejaVu Sans Mono |
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This is set in synedit.pp InitSynDefaultFont. |
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One more time: we should change that, so gtk2 (and any other except gtk) shouldn't use raw X11 font names, but family names (using fontconfig). |
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I changed it in r33591. Please test. Michael, does it solve the problem if you use the short raw font name? |
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@Juha "raw" means X11 naming :) , 2nd thing is that gtk2 still uses "raw" font names in many cases (font.name combobox in oi, enumfontfamilies etc etc) which need to be fixed and consistent. |
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I guess that this won't be ready for 1.0 |
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Please test and close if ok. |
- Anonymous
