Thank you Parmentier, that solved the problem.
What I still don't understand is the error message I was receiving. It
said that either a virtual string representing a font or a font object
was required. Now the way you suggested is the font object method but
how exactly do you represent a font with a virtual string??
Regards
Mark
Parmentier wrote:
Hi,
In case it may help, here is an example of font definition :
BigFont = {QTk.newFont font(size:14 weight:bold family:'Helvetica')}
Cheers,
Yannick
Quoting mark richardson <[email protected]>:
Hi,
Can anyone just help me with a small problem?
I'm trying to set a slightly larger than standard font in a QTk text
widget but I think I'm getting the syntax wrong somewhere.
Within my widget definition I've got the line
font:font(family:"Times" size:12)
the documentation is a little confusing !
Regards
Mark
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