Re: tiny fonts with wxt term

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Richard Henwood wrote:
> On Wed, Sep 13, 2006 at 11:07:30AM +0200, Timoth=C3=A9e Lecomte wrote:
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>> Richard Henwood wrote:
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>>> As you noted in other correspondence, the resizing 'bug' has been
>>> fixed
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>> Ok.
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>>>  - although the text does not scale exactly with the drawings.
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>> I would need a screenshot or something to understand what you mean her=
e.
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> ok, with 'Antialiasing'. - see attached
> For example, the characters fill the box in default size, only half
> fill in resize to ~half default and are 2x to big in 2x resize.
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Hmm, I never saw that. Thanks for reporting it.
> Resizing, closing and then replotting the fonts appear to be the
> same size as they are in default size.
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Yeas, that's how it is implemented.
> I prefer the x11 behaviour on resize - where the fonts stay the same
> size and I get more graph detail.
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Ok.
> Does zooming by defining a region with right-click work? It doesn't
> work on my version. I get 'function to plot' returned to the gnuplot
> terminal.
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It does not work with 'test'.
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>> With 'antialiasing and oversampling', you should read '_set_termvar=20
>> oversampling_scale =3D 20'. Can you verify if it's the case ?
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> With 'antialiasing and oversampling':
> _set_termvar oversampling_scale =3D 20
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> and for the record, both 'No antialiasing' and 'Antialiasing'
> _set_termvar oversampling_scale =3D 1
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Ok, so there's no problem here. I'm starting to wonder if there could be=20
a problem with your version of pango and/or cairo. Could you tell me=20
what they are ?

Thank you, best regards,

Timoth=C3=A9e