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If you look at the development branch, you will see that I am making a lot of changes.
In particular, there are a lot of configuration settings which were implicit and become explicit. It's a bit less programmer-friendly, but it makes the code clearer and will potentially reduce the risk of bugs.
Now, I still want the developper to be able to create a new JSesh editor by typing:
JMDCEditored = newJMDCEditor();
and using the default constructor.
my question is the following:
What hieroglyphic font should the system use when creating default components ?
There are three possibilities :
use only the simple embedded font (800 sign). The rendering is not very good;
use the standard JSesh font if available, and the embedded font in other cases;
use the standard JSesh font, plus user defined signs from the configuration of the JSesh software.
The last case may seem a good idea, but if you build a software using JSesh as a library, it means that the behaviour of this software will change when you make changes in the preferences of JSesh.app. Which might be disturbing.
I will document how you can customize your components, anyway.
What hieroglyphic font should the system use when creating default components
use only the simple embedded font (800 sign). The rendering is not very good;
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use the standard JSesh font if available, and the embedded font in other cases;
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use the standard JSesh font, plus user defined signs from the configuration of the JSesh software
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If you look at the development branch, you will see that I am making a lot of changes.
In particular, there are a lot of configuration settings which were implicit and become explicit. It's a bit less programmer-friendly, but it makes the code clearer and will potentially reduce the risk of bugs.
Now, I still want the developper to be able to create a new JSesh editor by typing:
and using the default constructor.
my question is the following:
What hieroglyphic font should the system use when creating default components ?
There are three possibilities :
The last case may seem a good idea, but if you build a software using JSesh as a library, it means that the behaviour of this software will change when you make changes in the preferences of JSesh.app. Which might be disturbing.
I will document how you can customize your components, anyway.
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