nfont | A powerful font class for SDL and SDL_gpu | User Interface library
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NFont: A font class for SDL by Jonathan Dearborn [Dedicated to the memory of Florian Hufsky. NFont is a C++ library that makes it easy to add bitmap or TrueType fonts to your programs. Using SDL_gpu or SDL_Renderer, NFont can load and display bitmap text. Using SDL_ttf, you can load TrueType font files. Requires: SDL ("SDL.h") [www.libsdl.org] SDL_ttf ("SDL_ttf.h") [www.libsdl.org]. Optional: SDL_gpu ("SDL_gpu.h") [Notes: NFont is a font class with text-block alignment, full support for the newline character ('\n'), position animation, and UTF-8 support. License: NFont is licensed to you under the terms of the liberal MIT license. See NFont.h for further information.
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QUESTION
I have a header file called "SythConsole.h", where I defined a preprocessor conditional statement.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-08 at 13:29Pre processor macros are local to each translation unit. There's no way to make a macro definition in main.cpp to be seen in SythConsole.cpp.
If SythConsole.h requires UNICODE to be defined, then you must define that macro in all translation units that include the header.
If a macro needs to be defined in all translation units, then you shouldn't define it in the source, but rather define it when invoking the compiler.
How can I link the source file with the main file?
Source files aren't linked. Linking is done with object files that are the result of compiling translation units. The compiler command that you use links the compiled program correctly.
But linking is irrelevant to the problem involving macros. Pre processor macros are handled by the pre processor and pre processing happens before compilation (or it can be seen as a sub-step of compilation) while linking happens after compilation.
QUESTION
I've just found this answer to change the console font and size. But it didn't work: Either the font stays at Consolas
or changes to Courier new
. I would like to use Lucida Sans Typewriter
.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-26 at 15:34It's a bug that hasn't been fixed yet. If the font name contains more than 16 characters it won't be set through the API (but it works from the console). The call to SetCurrentConsoleFontEx() returns success regardless of if the specified font was set or not.
Read more here: https://github.com/microsoft/terminal/issues/258
QUESTION
My main goal is to set the console font to Unifont using windows API functions. I can successfully do this by calling AddFontResource
with the filename. I would rather use AddFontMemResourceEx
because then I can load the font from a Resource.
I tested a variety of calls to load the font, and here are the results:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-07 at 09:22From the doc,
This function allows an application to get a font that is embedded in a document or a webpage. A font that is added by
AddFontMemResourceEx
is always private to the process that made the call and is not enumerable.
For other content, please refer to zett42's answer,
You are calling AddFontResourceEx() with FR_PRIVATE flag, which means the font is available only to your process.
Unfortunately, the console window is not part of your process (GetWindowThreadProcessId() lies in this regard!). It is hosted by a system process ("csrss.exe" before Win 7, "conhost.exe" since then).
QUESTION
I'm using the .Net library Nest, which generates this query:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-30 at 10:47You've got to run GET resumes/_search
instead of just GET _search
which queries all available indices.
QUESTION
I wanted to get Latin and also non-Latin characters as input but there is a problem here. When I am going to enter Persian words like (آزمایشی), in the console just I get ?????. How can I fix this issue in which I can get nonlatin input and save them in the wchar_t data type? I have used the following API to change the code page of the console, but it doesn't work.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-16 at 09:41First make sure that your code encoding rule is UTF-8 with signature
.
Then you need to modify the code page according to the text you output. For Farsi I'd expect you should use code page 1256.
Finally, modify the translation mode with _setmode
(make sure the version is higher than C++11).
Here is the sample:
QUESTION
I have a custom font installed on my environment (Pixel Operator Mono) and I'm developing some console application which needs this font. This is my function:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-30 at 01:50First make sure that the custom font and other normal fonts are in the same code page (usually 437), which can be set through SetConsoleOutputCP
.
Next, for the setting of FontFamily
, try to modify to FF_MODERN << 4 | TMPF_VECTOR | TMPF_TRUETYPE
for testing.
Here is the Sample:
QUESTION
I am trying for two days without success, if anyone can help me here...
My get/set:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-08 at 01:53Your response contain array it means you should parse it to List. Change AsyncTask
to this
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