mister bean wrote:
> The basic problem is that currently the font style attributes are OR'd on.
> (Bold, italic, underline, etc.)
And that goes against the philosophy of a setter.
That's why I'll probably change this in the near future.
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The basic problem is that currently the font style attributes are OR'd on.
(Bold, italic, underline, etc.) As you know, ORing is a one-way proposition.
That is, you can only turn flags on, not off.
The way we solve the problem in http://platypus.pz.org Platypus is to
create a new font using the
Thanks!
Here is the bug tracker:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&atid=115255&aid=2561140&group_id=15255
Is there anything I can do to work around this for now?
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pickm wrote:
> I feel like I am missing something simple here.
>
> When parsing HTML, I want this to replace an existing underline with a new
> one that I position. But it doesn't override the first, it just adds a
> second underline. I attempted to set the font style back to NORMAL, but
> tha
I feel like I am missing something simple here.
When parsing HTML, I want this to replace an existing underline with a new
one that I position. But it doesn't override the first, it just adds a
second underline. I attempted to set the font style back to NORMAL, but
that line of code is doing
