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Lucid menus can now use Xft for fonts.
* xsettings.c (current_font, SYSTEM_FONT, XSETTINGS_FONT_NAME): New.
(parse_xft_settings): Also check for XSETTINGS_FONT_NAME and save that
in current_font.
(init_gconf): Read value of SYSTEM_FONT and save it in current_font.
(Ffont_get_system_normal_font, xsettings_get_system_normal_font): New
functions.
(syms_of_xsettings): Initialize current_font. defsubr
Sfont_get_system_normal_font.
* xsettings.h (Ffont_get_system_normal_font,
xsettings_get_system_normal_font): Declare.
* xfns.c (extern xlwmenu_default_font): Remove.
(Fx_create_frame): Remove setting of xlwmenu_default_font, moved
to xlwmenu.c.
* menu.c (digest_single_submenu): If USE_LUCID and HAVE_XFT, encode
menu items in UTF-8.
* xmenu.c: include xsettings.h and xlwmenu.h if USE_LUCID.
(apply_systemfont_to_menu): New function.
(set_frame_menubar, create_and_show_popup_menu): Call
apply_systemfont_to_menu.
* xlwmenu.c (xlwmenu_default_font): Make static.
(xlwMenuResources): Add XtNfaceName and XtNdefaultFace.
(string_width): Use XftTextExtentsUtf8 if HAVE_XFT.
(MENU_FONT_HEIGHT, MENU_FONT_ASCENT): Add versions for
HAVE_XFT.
(size_menu): Set max_rest_width in window_state structure.
(display_menu_item): If HAVE_XFT and xft_draw is set, use
XftDrawRect and XftDrawStringUtf8 to draw text.
(make_windows_if_needed): Set max_rest_width and xft_draw
in windows[i].
(openXftFont): New.
(XlwMenuInitialize): Call openXftFont if HAVE_XFT. If mw->menu.font
is not set, load font fixed and save it in xlwmenu_default_font.
(XlwMenuInitialize): Set max_rest_width and xft_draw in windows[0].
(XlwMenuClassInitialize): Initialize xlwmenu_default_font.
(XlwMenuRealize): Set xft_fg, xft_bg, xft_disabled_fg and
windows[0].xft_draw if xft_font is set.
(XlwMenuDestroy): Destroy all xft_draw and close xft_font.
(facename_changed): New.
(XlwMenuSetValues): Call facename_changed. If face name did change,
close old fonts and destroy xft_draw:s. Then create new ones.
* xlwmenu.h (XtNfaceName, XtCFaceName, XtNdefaultFace,
XtCDefaultFace): New.
* xlwmenuP.h (_window_state): Add max_rest_width and xft_draw.
(_XlwMenu_part): Add faceName,xft_fg, xft_bg, xft_disabled_fg and
xft_font.
* xresources.texi (Lucid Resources): Mention faceName to set Xft fonts.
author | Jan D. <jan.h.d@swipnet.se> |
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date | Thu, 08 Apr 2010 18:21:25 +0200 |
parents | b4d27afff1bf |
children | b8fde5ef9e14 |
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