GC> Given that mkfontscale can handle multiple directories with one GC> invokation, I would not lean toward your current approach.
>> Sorry, I'm not following. Could you please be a wee bit more explicit? GC> With ttmkfdir you can do: GC> ttmkfdir -d /usr/share/fonts/dir1 -o /usr/share/fonts/fonts.scale GC> ttmkfdir -d /usr/share/fonts/dir2 -o /usr/share/fonts/test.scale GC> and fonts.scale is created in the first directory but test.scale GC> is created in the second. I understand that. I was confused by the use of ``given'' in your first statement. Mkfontscale works that way because I want it to be consistent with mkfontdir. If you have an extension to that behaviour to suggest, I'm listening. One possibility would be a -o flag that only makes sense when no more than one directory is specified. Would that significantly increase your happinness? (You have to consider that hacking command-line parsers significantly decreases mine, and we have to make sure that the total amount of happinness in the universe remains at least constant.) Juliusz _______________________________________________ Fonts mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/fonts