Is it planned to use g.setFont("name",scalefactor) for custom fonts?

Posted on Fri 21st, February 2020

• #1

MaBe
I really like the custom x11 fonts like FontHaxorNarrow7x17 because they covers the full character set of 32-255.

Was creating this gists to save both parts to flash and add it as custom font.
```
// set custom font
g.setFontHN7x17();
g.getFonts();
/* output
=[
  "4x6",
  "6x8",
  "Vector",
  "HN7x17"
 ]
*/
```
look's like it is not possible at the moment to scale them
```
g.setFont( "HN7x17",2);
/* output
Uncaught Error: Unknown font "HN7x17"
 at line 1 col 22
g.setFont( "HN7x17",2);
                     ^
*/
```
• #2

Gordon

Ahh. That's interesting - I think that's a 'TODO' in the code - I believe the scaling is implemented, it's just not accessible from JS :) Please can you file an issue for that and I'll try and get it done soon?
• #3

MaBe

I believe the scaling is implemented

Yes and it works great.

Please can you file an issue for that

Sure, just created issue #1762
• #4

Gordon

Now fixed :)

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