On Fri, 2009-11-06 at 08:51 +0000, Ineiev wrote: > Peter Clifton <pcjc2@xxxxxxxxx> wrote > > As Peter mentioned, you still need to disable to code to flip 180 degree > > rotated text back upright. > > grep for "180" in the files: > > libgeda/src/o_text_basic.c > > gschem/src/o_text.c > > There might be other places too, such as the text editing dialogues, but > > I'm not certain. > > Thanks, I'll look. > > > Is this in Cyrillic, or Latin typeface? I wonder if the I18N rendering > > will "do the right thing" when thrown the appropriate UTF-8. > > It's Cyrillic; with recent gschem versions, it just works (though, > have no idea about how the fonts should be installed). Urm.. me neither.. Cairo just "uses" the fonts the system can find. I believe you might be able to drop fonts in ~/.fonts/ but I'm not quite sure what format they need to be. I'm sorry to say that printing Cyrillic probably won't work.. I have some experimental cairo printing code which can make it work if you need - although it (the code) is a little ugly at the moment. Output seems OK though (attached). > > Do you have any example you could show us, as I'm having difficulty > > visualising the requirement. > > The attached cyrtest.sch (and exported from it cyrtest.png) > is a rough approximation of a standard title. I understand it now.. and I "think" I can see why its useful. Presumably it helps you find "up-side-down" documents in a stack?
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