[Pkg-fonts-devel] Should we comaintain fontforge?
Ralf Stubner
ralf.stubner at web.de
Sun Apr 2 17:28:45 UTC 2006
On Sun, Apr 02, 2006 at 17:19 +0300, K?stutis Bili?nas wrote:
>
> I have prepared the new version of the fontforge package.
That is great. I haven't looked at the package yet, but have you done
any changes with respect to libuninameslist? The current setup seems to
not work correctly. From a discussion on fontforge-devel ('BUG: No.
symbol marked as ligature.', 2006-02-03):
,----[ George Williams ]
| On Fri, 2006-02-03 at 06:38, Ralf Stubner wrote:
| > Thanks, I will give the patch a try. I am working on a Debian system
| > where I typically use the source packages provided by Debian, drop in a
| > newer fontforge tar ball and compile the thing. AFAICT this also
| > includes compiling libuninameslist, but it seems to be used as a static
| > library. Is there any way to tell if this static linking works? Other
| > libraries are linked dynamically.
| um, usually libuninameslist is dlopened
| It is possible to link it statically (at least it's supposed to be, I'm
| not sure I've tested it), but you would have to add the appropriate
| #define manually somewhere... my configure script doesn't do it.
|
| That said, you can tell if ff has found libuninameslist by
| $ fontforge -new
| let the cursor hover over the (blank) "A" glyph
| You should get a tool tips window
| "65 0x41 U+0041 "A" LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A"
| means you've got libuninameslist.
| "65 0x41 U+0041 "A"[ Basic Latin]"
| means you don't
`----
(The text in '[]' is a corrected typo.)
> - switch from using patch to quilt.
Thanks!
cheerio
ralf
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