On Sun, 7 Jun 2015 10:59:57 +0200 win...@genial.ms wrote: > as I already told this number is very weakly defined and its effect > can vary. I reduced it a bit again, but I cant see your screen.
Understood. Alas the tutorial remains broken, and by a fair bit still (the phrase "claim it for the Crown." is displayed as "cla" and "the Crown"). I doubt that twiddling the magic numbers is going to help here. Something more fundamental seems called for. > Font size is the height of a letter, but these are variable width fonts. > Its impossible to predict the column size from the height, yet this > badly designed Java API does not take a pixel size So is there an API available that does allow us to work out if the text will fit? I can see that the reliance on a number of columns in getDefaultTextArea is going to be a problem for variable width fonts, so that may be the place FreeCol needs to be changed. That may even be a hold over from a time when FreeCol was using a fixed width font for all I know. Cheers, Mike Pope
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