Paul Kelly wrote: > - Glynn mentioned that adding a d.font -L flag (capital L rather than > lower-case l) might be a good idea for that. It isn't entirely simple > though, but just needs some work. Do you think that would be enough? Or > should we change the search to sort on the short name - case-insensitively > perhaps? You could try that if you want and see if it gives you good > results on your system - just change the two references to "longname" in > that function to "name". > > I'm not sure how much info the d.font -L flag should produce though - just > the short name and long name, or the path to the file, index within the > file etc.?
I've added R_font_info(), which behaves like R_font_list() except that each string is the entire fontcap entry rather than just the name. I've also added a -L switch to d.font. Currently, this dumps the raw string (with fields separated by the | character); some formatting would probably be desirable. -- Glynn Clements <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> _______________________________________________ grass-dev mailing list [email protected] http://grass.itc.it/mailman/listinfo/grass-dev
