>>> I was working on the tests for fontforge and one failed because I
>>> didn't have some python module installed that it needed.
>>
>> What exactly do you mean with 'working on the tests'?
>
> I had to compile fontforge from source because it wasn't in the
> repos. I was doing "make check" for t
I had to compile fontforge from source because it wasn't in the repos. I
was doing "make check" for the tests, I think it was test 68 or something
that wouldn't work because of the missing modules. It could be that was all
that was needed, but I was sick of it not working so that's why I compiled
i
> I was working on the tests for fontforge and one failed because I
> didn't have some python module installed that it needed.
What exactly do you mean with 'working on the tests'?
> I installed that and then recompiled fontforge with every extra
> thing enabled that I could.
So you say that a
Well I thought I would report back for posterity in case anyone else runs
into the same problem. I was working on the tests for fontforge and one
failed because I didn't have some python module installed that it needed. I
installed that and then recompiled fontforge with every extra thing enabled
t
Hello List,
Would it be possible to change the stem direction of a note based on
it's position on the staff?
The application is drum notation. I'm trying to find a way to have
freedom between writing the notation and displaying it in one of the
three common "two voice" notation conventions.
May
