Patch works fine.
Thanks,
Michael
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I cannot reprodeuce them using xedit... Why? How is your
"resolution" of xdpyinfo. 100x100 dots per inch?
Manually set to 75 dpi, real value is almost exactly 96 dpi. But this is
not the problem. If I replace '...-100-100-...' in the LFD with
'...-75-75-...' or enforce any other dpi value on th
This patch is somehow broken. Fonts prefixed with 'fp=n' are not found
afterwards.
It's strange... I've applied the patch to 4.3.99.903, and
it works fine.
xlsfonts lists the font in question.
Emacs bluntly says "No fonts match ..." and aborts.
xfd seems to use it, but displays "unknown font"
... Fonts prefixed with 'fd=n' are not found afterwards.
Typo only in my last mail. I did use 'fp=n'.
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I think that this problem is related to FreeType's additional
"font properties". Try xfd command,
xfd -fn "-monotype-courier new-medium-r-normal--13-0-100-100-m-0-iso8859-1"
and check the differences of ascent and descent between "xtt" and
"freetype". Perhaps no difference will be seen.
Ind
Try once with "freetype" and once with "xtt" loaded:
emacs -fn
"-monotype-courier new-medium-r-normal--13-0-100-100-m-0-iso8859-1"
With "freetype" it looks like double-spaced. With "xtt" it's ok.
This is with current cvs, 4.3 and probably before.
I've tested using cour.ttf(included in Windo
Try once with "freetype" and once with "xtt" loaded:
emacs -fn
"-monotype-courier new-medium-r-normal--13-0-100-100-m-0-iso8859-1"
With "freetype" it looks like double-spaced. With "xtt" it's ok.
This is with current cvs, 4.3 and probably before.
I've tested using cour.ttf(included in Windows
Try once with "freetype" and once with "xtt" loaded:
emacs -fn
"-monotype-courier new-medium-r-normal--13-0-100-100-m-0-iso8859-1"
With "freetype" it looks like double-spaced. With "xtt" it's ok.
This is with current cvs, 4.3 and probably before.
-Michael
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