nanogui: Thread: Fontdemo.

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Do any of the demos in microwindows use a loadable .fnt font?  I would
like to run some tests to see if the the problem I am having is in my
code? My hardware, my build, my fonts, or nano-x.
Thanks
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: Do any of the demos in microwindows use a loadable .fnt font?  I would
: like to run some tests to see if the the problem I am having is in my
: code? My hardware, my build, my fonts, or nano-x.


Dave - look at the source for each of them in src/demos/nanox.
You'll find that each is configurable either with #define or 
otherwise to insert your .fnt font instead.

Regards,

Greg

Greg Haerr wrote:
> : Do any of the demos in microwindows use a loadable .fnt font?  I would
> : like to run some tests to see if the the problem I am having is in my
> : code? My hardware, my build, my fonts, or nano-x.
> 
> 
> Dave - look at the source for each of them in src/demos/nanox.
> You'll find that each is configurable either with #define or 
> otherwise to insert your .fnt font instead.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Greg
> 
> 
> 
Did that. Hoped to find one that already used the .fnt format so had a
know working baseline.
I changed the define for the file name to a pcf.gz in fontdemo.c just
for a quick test. It failed to render any text or give me an error.
I left the attributes set to the True type options just to see what
would happen. Nothing rendered and not error messages.
Next I commented out the attributes to see what I would get and still
not text rendered and no errors.
probably not the best test since it is expecting type but I thought it
was worth a quick try.