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rand0m

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  1. The use_pango_font-function itself is not marked as deprecated. But the backend it uses is. The documentation is a little behind on that. The discussion about that took place in a mailing list. Unfortunately the link to the original discussion doesn't seem to work atm. Here is link to a related mailing list conversation concerning GtkRadiant: http://icculus.org/pipermail/gtkradiant/2010-November/011336.html Since I never had a correctly working version of darkradiant, I wasn't aware that there were clip point numbers. But it seems like you guys got that worked out. Glad I could help at least a little.
  2. I'll look out for that email address. Including the fonts with the sources would of course solve the issue. But that would be a decision for the maintainers. I'll send the diff file for review and you guys can decide. PranQster: The problem is that the aforementioned function uses a deprecated gdk-backend. The gdkmm version on my system is 2.4 respectively 3.0. My guess is that most updated systems will have troubles. Personally, I'm working on Xubuntu 11.10. If you google "gdk_gl_font_use_pango_font" you can find discussions on the topic. As far as the crashes go: after my code changes DR ran crashfree.
  3. Hi guys, the recent version of darkradiant (1.7) is unable to display the grid numbers in the ortho view due to use of the deprecated "gdk::gl::font::use_pango_font" function. When switching between editor layouts, crashes can occur. I rewrote the broken code with the use of the ftgl-library, freetype and fontconfig. If you are interested in the code, pm me. Unfortunately I don't have permission to upload diff-files. The only problem with my "solution" is that fontconfig is only available on *nix systems. I use it to get the path to the appropriate font files. A similar mechanism for Windows is missing since I'm not familiar with the internals of the windows font support.
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