ditaa is a small command-line utility that can convert diagrams drawn using ascii art ('drawings' that contain characters that resemble lines like | / - ), into proper bitmap graphics.
Is anyone interested in command line parameters that allows the user to choose a font and its point size? I propose a roadmap and I'm volunteering to implement the feature myself, if more people are interested and the maintainer is willing to consider the feature.
Roadmap
[ ] Choose command line parameter. I propose -f, --font and -F, --font-size.
[ ] Decide which action to take when font isn't found on the system. Either fall back to the default Dialog and emit a warning or completely halt the program. I propose terminating right away.
[ ] Parse command line parameters.
[ ] Modify FontMeasurer to parameterize over font and point size.
Currently Ditaa builds diagrams using the system
Dialog
font, as mapped by the JVM, with point size 12.Is anyone interested in command line parameters that allows the user to choose a font and its point size? I propose a roadmap and I'm volunteering to implement the feature myself, if more people are interested and the maintainer is willing to consider the feature.
Roadmap
-f, --font
and-F, --font-size
.Dialog
and emit a warning or completely halt the program. I propose terminating right away.FontMeasurer
to parameterize over font and point size.