Open AndydeCleyre opened 7 years ago
Thank you for trying kargos. I have checked if there is a bug in parsing, but it seems that is related with Qt/QML.
What kargo does is to take the font attribute in the user script ('Iosevka Light') and assign it directly to the font
property of a QML Label, without further modifications:
http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qml-qtquick-text.html#font.family-prop
Other examples do work, for example, try "free sans" vs "free serif"
$ fc-match "free sans"
FreeSans.ttf: "FreeSans" "Regular"
$ fc-match "free serif"
FreeSerif.ttf: "FreeSerif" "Regular"
Thanks, that's very informative. Can we morph this ticket into a request for an attribute counterpart to QML's font.weight?
Yes, it is a good idea, a non-standard property "font.weight", for example.
On martes, 6 de junio de 2017 10:21:14 (CEST) Andy Kluger wrote:
Thanks, that's very informative. Can we morph this ticket into a request for an attribute counterpart to QML's font.weight ?
Hi,
Thanks for this great project. I noticed that the
0.6.0
supports spaces in attributes by using single quotes, but I have been unable to get it to use a font style "Iosevka Light," trying as follows:Iosevka (regular) works without problem.