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Subject:	Re: [geda-user] [pcb] [dev] misfeature/bug report: fontmode, a.k.a.
	fontedit() is editing the wrong font
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On Mon, 13 Mar 2017, Chad Parker (parker DOT charles AT gmail DOT com) [via geda-user@=
delorie.com] wrote:

>
>
>      When the font editor is started, it first creates a new board,
>      then loads/converts the font. This means if the user has
>      replaced the font in a pcb, the font editor will still edit the
>      default font.=C2=A0
>
>
>In mainline, the default font isn't hard coded, it resides in a file. And
>the file that's used can be specified in the command line, so the user can
>load pcb with whatever font they want to edit.


Just like in pcb-rnd.

What I found confusing was this: you load a .pcb that has a specific font=
=20
(embedded in the .pcb file), and run FontEdit(); as an user I'd expect I=20
start editing the font I've last seen on screen. Instead, it loaded the=20
default font and started to edit that.


>      What's the intended method for saving the font to a file? Save
>      the dummy pcb, then cut it out with a text editor?
>
>
>At the moment, yes. I'm planning to fix this in my font branch, but haven'=
t
>gotten around to it yet.

(Thanks; meanwhile fixed this in pcb-rnd trunk/, FontSave() now offers a=20
file selection dialog and saves the result in the specified file)

Regards,

Igor2
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