def change_font(self, *args):
fd = QFontDialog(self.build_font_obj(), self)
if fd.exec_() == fd.Accepted:
font = fd.selectedFont()
fi = QFontInfo(font)
self.current_font = [unicode(fi.family()), fi.pointSize(), fi.weight(), fi.italic(), font.stretch()]
self.update_font_display()
self.changed_signal.emit()
def change_font(self, *args):
fd = QFontDialog(self.build_font_obj(), self)
if fd.exec_() == fd.Accepted:
font = fd.selectedFont()
fi = QFontInfo(font)
self.current_font = [unicode(fi.family()), fi.pointSize(),
fi.weight(), fi.italic(), font.stretch()]
self.update_font_display()
self.changed_signal.emit()
def _debug_choose_font(self): #bruce 050304 experiment; works; could use toString/fromString to store it in prefs...
oldfont = self.font()
newfont, ok = QFontDialog.getFont(oldfont)
##e can we change QFontDialog to let us provide initial sample text,
# and permit typing \n into it? If not, can we fool it by providing
# it with a fake "paste" event?
if ok:
self.setFont(newfont)
try:
if debug_flags.atom_debug:
print "atom_debug: new font.toString():", newfont.toString()
except:
print_compact_traceback("new font.toString() failed: ")
return
def _debug_choose_font(
self
): #bruce 050304 experiment; works; could use toString/fromString to store it in prefs...
oldfont = self.font()
newfont, ok = QFontDialog.getFont(oldfont)
##e can we change QFontDialog to let us provide initial sample text,
# and permit typing \n into it? If not, can we fool it by providing
# it with a fake "paste" event?
if ok:
self.setFont(newfont)
try:
if debug_flags.atom_debug:
print "atom_debug: new font.toString():", newfont.toString(
)
except:
print_compact_traceback("new font.toString() failed: ")
return
