Hello,
1-
call the methode gtk_rc_parse_file (PATH);
PATH being the path of the gtkrc file you want to parse. You can call it .gtkrc or .gtkrc-2.0 as you want.
2- If you want to use 'font = "Sans Italic 12"', you have to fill the file pangox.aliases (usually this file is placed in /usr/local/etc/pango/)
Here, you want to use Sans italic so in the pangox.aliases, you have to put the line
sans italic normal normal normal "The nom of the font you want to use"
For example : sans italic normal normal normal "Arial"
3- I've never done it but I think you have to use PangoContext object
Isabelle
-----Message d'origine-----
De : Joshua N Pritikin [mailto:vishnu pobox com]
Envoye : jeudi 7 fevrier 2002 10:39
A : gtk-app-devel-list gnome org
Objet : setting a default font in the RC file
i saved some old email from one of the gtk lists that says i can override the
global application font like this:
------------------------------------------------------------
style "my_preferred_font"
{
font = "name of the font"
}
widget "*GtkWindow" style "my_preferred_font"
widget "*GtkWindow*" style "my_preferred_font"
------------------------------------------------------------
How does this work in gtk 1.3.13?
1. The RC file is called "$HOME/.gtkrc-2.0", correct? When i strace my app,
it still reads "$HOME/.gtkrc" instead. Should i file this in bugzilla?
2. i tried to override the font like this:
font = "Sans Italic 12"
However, my app looks exactly the same. Is this temporarily busted? >>Bugzilla?
3. If my app is displaying a mix of English and devanagari, can i override
only the devanagari font size? English looks OK at 12pt but devanagari is
almost unreadable. i'm not finding this in the docs.
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