@gordon, it works, BUT, the DennisFont has no fixed width. there is less width for an "i" or "l" than a "e"... and there is a gap... i've tried that
g._ds = g.drawString; g.drawString = function(s,x,y) { s=s.toString(); for (var i=0;i<s.length;i++) g._ds(s[i],x+=(g.stringWidth(s[i])+2),y); };
it does not work for fine letter as i, l
any idea? regards
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@gordon, it works, BUT, the DennisFont has no fixed width. there is less width for an "i" or "l" than a "e"... and there is a gap...
i've tried that
it does not work for fine letter as i, l
any idea?
regards