Jacque:
put char offset("on revFontGetSystemFont", \
the script of button "revCommon" of stack "revLibrary") to \
offset("end revFontGetSystemFontSize", \
the script of button "revCommon" of stack "revLibrary") \
of the script of button "revCommon" of stack "revLibrary"
note that revCommon is added to every built standalone, therefore building on
macos and then checking the effective font in a windows standalone will only
show that revcommon works as expected ;)
You probably remember those problems from standalones built with Metacard,
where revCommon does not exist.
On 6 Jul 2011, at 07:46, J. Landman Gay wrote:
> On 7/6/11 12:18 AM, Terry Judd wrote:
>
>>
>> Really? I just created a new stack, dragged a field onto it, typed in some
>> text, saved it and created an OSX standalone - no fonts or sizes set
>> anywhere. When I launched the standalone the text displayed in Lucinda
>> Grande 11 point.
>
> I think the IDE standalone builder is setting it during the build. So now, if
> you build for Windows and move it to that OS, and a script queries the
> effective textfont in Windows, I bet it's still "Lucida Grande", even though
> the field should display in the system font (since there isn't usually a
> Lucida Grande on Windows.)
>
> I think the test will fail, but if someone has time maybe they'll test it. It
> would be nice if I were wrong.
>
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