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Re: [Devel] pcfdriver.c memory leak
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Francesco Zappa Nardelli |
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Re: [Devel] pcfdriver.c memory leak |
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Date: |
06 Feb 2002 15:48:59 +0100 |
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Gnus/5.09 (Gnus v5.9.0) Emacs/21.1 |
DT> Done, as well as the patch managing the "AVERAGE_WIDTH"
DT> property.. _Please_ test..
Humpf... I was talking of the second patch, not of the first one.
When I wrote the PCF driver I was extremely reluctant to use all the
information provided in the properties because of some bizarre
informations contained there...
DW> Sorry, found some fonts with negative AVERAGE_WIDTH...
That is... Right now I cannot test last Detlef's patch, but from the
top of my mind I remeber that not all pcf fonts are required to have
the accelerator table. In such case you should trust the properties
derived from the XLFD information. Thus, I do not think it should be
applied (and the AVERAGE_WIDTH patch should be undoed).
DW> The XFree86 base fonts all have usable sizes with it, hopefully
DW> its now foolproof enough...
Unfortunately, not all PCF fonts have been compiled with XFree86.
By the way, please check whether the original BDF font (or the
original XLFD) has a negative AVERAGE_WIDTH property or not.
Regards,
-francesco