Re: Writing a Python font viewer/manager
From: Bats (nomail_at_no.way)
Date: 10/29/04
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Date: Fri, 29 Oct 2004 19:15:09 +0200
Jaime Wyant had this to say:
> The code below works in windows. I assume it works in linux also.
>
> The code illustrates how to create a "font-picker". If you want
> something more advanced, you could roll up your sleeves and create
> your own. It wouldn't be too bad. Check out wx.FontEnumerator.
> wx.FontEnumerator will enumerate the fonts on your system (duhhh...)
Thanks for that code. I am still new to wx and guis via Python.
The area that actually displays the font - is that a 'control' or something
I can directly work with? Maybe it can be made longer, have a scroll-bar
and show multiple lines of differing fonts - something like that?
Any QT suggestions?
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