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Subject:	Re: [geda-user] Adjusting the Size of Junction Circles and
	Printing UTF-8 Characters in gschem
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On Sat, Sep 22, 2012 at 05:17:58PM -0400, Gus Fantanas wrote:
> Hello All—
> 
> 
> I was able to get gschem to print in color by adding one line to
> ~/.gEDA/gschmerc :
> 
> (load (build-path geda-rc-path "print-colormap-lightbg")
> 
> This allows me to have dark background on the  display and white (non-colored) background on the printed schematic, saving printer toner.  However, two things prevent me from having the perfect gschem printout:
> 
> 1.  In light background (e.g. print) the filled circles of junctions look kind of small.  Is there any way I can make them bigger?  I looked at all configuration files and consulted the wiki, but found nothing about the size of junction circles.
> 

No idea.

> 2.  (I asked a similar question before.)  gschem displays UTF-8 characters faithfully, but does not print them.  I do not understand how that can happen.  Does gschem use different character sets for displaying vs. printing?  Currently, the UTF-8 characters are just skipped on the printed output.  I would like to be able to print them.
> 

I believe that it is a matter of using cairo for all rendering, whether screen
(done) or print/export (ps, pdf, and other formats). I don't know what it would 
take in terms of developer time to implement it. My feeling is that it does not 
present major technical difficulties, but is quite time consuming.

	Gabriel

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