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The README states that multiple fonts can be used, but they must all be the same size. What's not mentioned is that if one uses a single font that is multiple sizes, yaft works correctly. [See example.]
I suggest the README perhaps should mention the possibility of a using a bi-width font.
Also, it would be nice if mkfont_bdf would correctly merge two fonts (one narrow and one wide) into glyph.h. If that's not possible, please consider implementing an option like xterm has to specify a second font just for wide font characters.
Thank you.
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Yes, mkfont_bdf allows bi-width font (requires that narrow font has just half width of wide font).
Usually Japanese fonts is a bi-width font, So I forgot to mention it in README.
I'll update README.
The README states that multiple fonts can be used, but they must all be the same size. What's not mentioned is that if one uses a single font that is multiple sizes,
yaft
works correctly. [See example.]Here you can see I am editing a text file that has characters of different widths. I am using a bi-width font I downloaded from http://openlab.ring.gr.jp/efont/unicode/ called "b24.bdf". b24.bdf.gz
I suggest the README perhaps should mention the possibility of a using a bi-width font.
Also, it would be nice if
mkfont_bdf
would correctly merge two fonts (one narrow and one wide) into glyph.h. If that's not possible, please consider implementing an option likexterm
has to specify a second font just for wide font characters.Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: