André Moreira adfmoreira@gmail.com a écrit :
Hi all again,
Just a quick question. How does grx handles X11 fonts? Can I just load a font.pcf.gz or do I need to convert it? If GRX can handle X11 fonts does this means that 16bits fonts are also supported such as asian fonts?
There is a "raw" driver for psf files, but you have to gunzip them first.
from the doc/changes file: ..... 03/12/27 Version 2 of the raw driver. Support for psf2. Better support for RAW: up to 16x32, assuming width:height 1:2 (the previous code was always assuming width = 8), by Dimitar Zhekov. .... 02/06/12 Three new font drivers by Dimitar Zhekov: * RAW driver - for RAW data and Linux PSF (not PCF) files. RAW data files must be 8 points wide. 512 character PSF files are supported. For the PSF files contained in Linux systems to be readable with GRX, you'll have to unzip them. * FNA driver - for the ascii font format used by grx 1 font read/write tool. A doc about this format was added to the doc subdirectory. * WIN driver - for MS Windows FNT and RES files. FNT versions 2 and 3 are supported, 32-bit RES and FON files are not. The first resource from RES is used. As far as I know, all MS Windows-es from 2.0 to NT 4.0 use FNT version 2 and 16-bit resources packed into FON for raster fonts. To use the MS Windows .FON files, split them into .FNT or .RES files using a resource editor. Note. Big endian support is untested. ......
Maurice