Subject: Re: [swfmill] Font doesn't appear in some instances

2009/9/24 [email protected] <[email protected]>:
> Rebooting into OpenSuse just to recompile resources is too painful. I want
> to use swfmill in VMWare.
> I'm always compiling swfmill from source, v2.12.6.
>
> The problem: in vmware, the font doesn't appear when the flash runs. There
> are no errors when compiling and the exact same setup works in the OpenSuse
> partition. But for some reason, only in the VMware the font fails. swfmill
> does not report any errors either. The font is vera.ttf.

First I have to thank Dan for the wonderful answers he's providing on this 
list, and the service of maintaining and improving swfmill.  I think you're 
amazing!

I don't know if this will be worth anything but thought I'd through it out as 
another possible cause.   

We have server code that issues swfmill transforms (swf2xml, replace stuff in 
xml, then xml2swf kind of thing). When we ran it in windows it was working but 
when we ran it in linux it was failing silently if there were what linux 
considers special shell characters in the glyphs (like $ ).   If I remember 
correctly, for us what worked was that our linux admin recompiled swfmill 
making sure to statically link in all the needed libraries, whereas when it was 
failing we were using a version he'd compiled that relied on dynamically 
linking libraries. 

Lynn
  


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