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- Fonz -- SetFont for program which opens its own screen.
- Version: 1.0
-
- Why:
- Because I cannot stand topaz font on my communication
- program's screen.
-
- Usage:
- fonz [-s font_size] [-w wait_max] font_name screen [window]
-
- With no argument, "fonz" lists all screens each follows by its own
- windows.
-
- -s font_size:
- Specify the font_size; default value == 8;
- /* I have not try anything other than 8 */
- -w wait_max:
- (just for you Jon ;-) ...)
- how long to wait around. One unit of wait_max == 10 secs.
- Often used to start "fonz" in advance and force "fonz" to
- wait until wait_max is expired or until the target window
- is opened.
- I use this alias
- alias c "runback df0:c/fonz -w 12 clean Handshake; run df2:c/handshake"
- to set up the "clean" font for my "Handshake" program.
- font_name:
- is the font name available in fonts:
- screen:
- screen name. A list of screen names can be obtained by
- using "fonz" with no argument.
- window:
- window name. A list of window names can also be obtained
- using "fonz" with no argument.
- If "window" is omitted, the first window with the NULL title is
- the target window.
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-
- If you are not using the [-w] flag, the target window must
- already be opened.
-
- If there are more than one NULL title window on a screen, only the
- first one is reachable.
- NULL Title Screen? Fix the source code if you want to deal with it.
-
- Sometimes, old font came back. Chances are the program that owns
- the target window had decided that it was time to refresh its font.
- All you can do is to flip back to the "CLI" and use "fonz" again.
-
- use "SetFont" to set the font for the console window.
-
- I would like very much to hear your bug report, comments ...
-
- Author:
- Hung Le (mott@ucscb.ucsc.edu ...!ucbvax!ucscc!ucscb!edu)
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- Feel free to use the source codes if they are useful to you.
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