On Thu, 4 May 2017 13:22:47 +0900 Carsten Haitzler (The Rasterman) <ras...@rasterman.com> wrote:
> > For example
> > default/edc/battery.edc: text { font: "Sans";
> > default/edc/battery.edc: text { font: "Sans:style=Bold";size: 10;
> >
> > Also set globally in per above, I omitted the standard FN one.
> > default/fonts.edc: #define FN "Sans"
> >
> > Which is used like
> > default/edc/clock.edc: text { font: FN; size: 8;
> > default/edc/clock.edc: text { font: FN; size: 10;
> >
> > default/edc/dialog.edc: base: "font="FN" font_size=10
> >
> > How can I get that information? The font and size.
>
> I have explained - you cannot. and elm code is different not using
> edje to define look and feel the same way as everything else.
Forget elm code for now. Other objects have fonts being set. Is there
no way to fetch the font name, size etc from those. Label, entry, etc.
Using the theme, and via edje/edc files.
Seems strange to have values and things in configuration files that are
not available via some API call.
> This "you cannot see" is by design as I mentioned. And as I
> suggested in my other email - provide a "default font" entry that
> REMOVES your overlay.
That issue is resolved with elm code. I think it starts by
default in Mono, so it reverting back to mono is fine. If that changes,
it will internally and should not effect my usage.
However, if a user wants to change fonts, I think it should start with
the current one selected, or shown. Its how any font dialog I have seen
works.
Very few if any, short of e, have font dialogs where a current font is
not selected.
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