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2007 May 22
0
tcl font size issue on centso 4.4 x86_64
...What am I doing wrong to not get bigger fonts?
THanks,
Jerry
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set font_size 40
set show_window_title 0
set disable_window_decorations 1
set screen_width [winfo screenwidth . ]
set screen_height [winfo screenheight . ]
set window_x 0
set window_y 0
set my_message "This is my message..."
wm geometry . ${screen_width}x${font_size}+${window_x}+${window_y}
wm overrideredirect . $disable_window_decorations
font create ourFont -family helvetica -size $font_size
set c [canvas .c -height $font_size -width $screen_width -background
black -highlightthic...
2013 Sep 15
0
unify core printf()/dprintf(): thoughts?
...ions where a string prefix determines
where the message is seen.
Would something like this be useful in Syslinux? As I see it, there's
essentially 3 separate printing methods with an additional variation.
Goals:
- To keep data size smaller, avoid 2+ identical static strings (akin
to { printf(my_message); dprintf(my_message); } )
- To keep code size down, only output simple strings. ANSI Escape
sequences should be passed through directly or stripped.
Rough pseudocode:
- Unless output to current console(VGA or serial) is forced by prefix,
determine on-screen dynamic debug status of calling func...