Re: [Factor-talk] Font

2016-07-25 Thread Alexander Ilin 
Hello! 25.07.2016, 16:47, "John Benediktsson" :You can reset the memoized so then next time it gets called it will memoize again:     IN: scratchpad \ windows-fonts reset-memoized    Hold on a second! Looking at the `startup-hooks`, I see one hook named "windows.fonts", and it does this:`[ \ (cache-font) reset-memoized ]`   Shouldn't we add `\ windows-fonts reset-memoized` to the same existing hook? You could probably put that in a .factor-rc if you need it run on startup.    No, I probably found a bug! : ) Let's fix the hook instead!https://github.com/factor/factor/pull/1678 Why do you need those icon images cached in the Factor image?   I think it's a bit awkward to have everything in the image, except for the images.  Get it? Images?  Never mind. ---=---Александр --
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Re: [Factor-talk] Font

2016-07-25 Thread John Benediktsson 
You can reset the memoized so then next time it gets called it will memoize
again:

IN: scratchpad \ windows-fonts reset-memoized

You could probably put that in a .factor-rc if you need it run on startup.

Why do you need those icon images cached in the Factor image?



On Mon, Jul 25, 2016 at 1:43 AM, Alexander Ilin  wrote:

> Hello, John!
>
>   Thank you for the reply! Now I know exactly what the problem is.
>
>   I've `save`d an image on Win7, and running it on WinXP. Naturally, I
> have the wrong set of fonts MEMO-ized there.
>
>   What would be the best way to deal with this? Is it possible to create
> an image that's runnable on all supported Windows platforms? My goal is to
> have the minimal number of files in the distro.
>
>   A related question: is it possible to somehow cache all the images from
> basis/definitions/icons and
> basis/ui/tools/error-list/icons and
> basis/ui/theme/images
>   into the image-file? Is there a setting for that?
>
> 25.07.2016, 05:06, "John Benediktsson" :
>
> The Listener uses "monospace", which is bound to either Consolas
> or Courier New, depending on the Windows version:
>
>
> https://github.com/factor/factor/blob/master/basis/windows/fonts/fonts.factor#L6
>
> It might be that one of those is not available on your thumb drive setup
> and it uses some fallback font?
>
> You can change the listener font and font-size with ``set-listener-font``
> in ``ui.tools.listener``, for example:
>
> IN: scratchpad "Times New Roman" 16 set-listener-font
>
> On Sun, Jul 24, 2016 at 4:24 PM, Alexander Ilin  wrote:
>
> Hello!
>
>   What kind of font does the Listener use, and how do I configure it?
>
>   For me it's some kind of a nice fixed-width font. But when I copy the
> Factor on a thumb drive with a minimal set of files (factor.image, some
> DLLs, some tiffs in subfolders) the Listener's font is something weird, and
> not fixed-width. I wonder if I miss some file on my thumbdrive
> installation, or is that due to some setting in Windows on the target
> machine.
>
>
> ---=---
> Александр
>
>
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Re: [Factor-talk] nano_count()

2016-07-25 Thread Björn Lindqvist 
Yes. :)

2016-07-24 23:48 GMT+02:00 Alexander Ilin :
> Hello!
>
>   In vm/gc.cpp:
>
> gc_event::gc_event(gc_op op, factor_vm* parent)
> : op(op),
>   cards_scanned(0),
>   decks_scanned(0),
>   code_blocks_scanned(0),
>   start_time(nano_count()),
>   card_scan_time(0),
>   code_scan_time(0),
>   data_sweep_time(0),
>   code_sweep_time(0),
>   compaction_time(0) {
>   data_heap_before = parent->data_room();
>   code_heap_before = parent->code->allocator->as_allocator_room();
>   start_time = nano_count();
> }
>
>   Isn't it redundant to initialize the start_time twice?
>
> ---=---
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Re: [Factor-talk] Font

2016-07-25 Thread Alexander Ilin 
Hello, John!   Thank you for the reply! Now I know exactly what the problem is.   I've `save`d an image on Win7, and running it on WinXP. Naturally, I have the wrong set of fonts MEMO-ized there.   What would be the best way to deal with this? Is it possible to create an image that's runnable on all supported Windows platforms? My goal is to have the minimal number of files in the distro.   A related question: is it possible to somehow cache all the images from    basis/definitions/icons and    basis/ui/tools/error-list/icons and    basis/ui/theme/images  into the image-file? Is there a setting for that? 25.07.2016, 05:06, "John Benediktsson" :The Listener uses "monospace", which is bound to either Consolas or Courier New, depending on the Windows version:     https://github.com/factor/factor/blob/master/basis/windows/fonts/fonts.factor#L6 It might be that one of those is not available on your thumb drive setup and it uses some fallback font? You can change the listener font and font-size with ``set-listener-font`` in ``ui.tools.listener``, for example:     IN: scratchpad "Times New Roman" 16 set-listener-fontOn Sun, Jul 24, 2016 at 4:24 PM, Alexander Ilin  wrote:Hello!    What kind of font does the Listener use, and how do I configure it?    For me it's some kind of a nice fixed-width font. But when I copy the Factor on a thumb drive with a minimal set of files (factor.image, some DLLs, some tiffs in subfolders) the Listener's font is something weird, and not fixed-width. I wonder if I miss some file on my thumbdrive installation, or is that due to some setting in Windows on the target machine. ---=---Александр --
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