Simple-minded question
Nick_H
I have an outline with the default target language set to plain, but
with imported @shadow source code nodes.
The default body font is set to a mono-spaced font for the benefit of
the source code, but I'd really like all my plain-text descriptive
nodes to be in a proportional font.
Can I set a proportional font to use in all "@language plain" nodes
while retaining the mono-spaced font for all @language csharp" nodes?
I'm running Leo 4.7.1 final on Windows XP (SP3) with Python 3.1.2 and
Qt version 4.6.2
Thanks & apologies
Nick
-- Also may I join the others in sending my condolences & best wishes
to Edward and his family.
Terry Brown
Nick_H <n...@plextek.co.uk> wrote:
> Can I set a proportional font to use in all "@language plain" nodes
> while retaining the mono-spaced font for all @language csharp" nodes?
No.
But it would be a nice thing to be able to do. When I get time I want to expand colorize_headlines.py to do a variety of styling things to headlines, I guess this would be one case where it could usefully work on body text too.
Cheers -Terry
Edward K. Ream
> On Fri, 28 May 2010 01:29:18 -0700 (PDT)
> Nick_H <n...@plextek.co.uk> wrote:
>
>> Can I set a proportional font to use in all "@language plain" nodes
>> while retaining the mono-spaced font for all @language csharp" nodes?
>
> No.
Actually, almost all the machinery is in place to do this. For
example, see in leoSettings.leo, the node
@settings-->Colors-->Syntax colors & options-->Options for jEdit
colorer-->Language-specific colors
As I have just verified, these will work for the Qt colorizer. For example:
@font python keyword1 fonts
with body text:
python_keyword1_font_family = DejaVu Sans Mono
python_keyword1_font_size = 20
python_keyword1_font_slant = roman
# roman, italic
python_keyword1_font_weight = bold
# normal, bold
Produces quite big keyword :-)
There are some issues that may have to be addressed re defaults, but
I'd like to see this happen in the next day or so. It would be a
really good feature.
Edward