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Re: FONTITAL= is now support in vDos-lfn



Sure, you just choose whatever you want in the COLORS section of
config.txt. Try this:

COLORS = (125,125,125) (255,255,255) (147,17,36) (0, 0, 0) (255, 255, 170) (0, 0,0 ) (255,0,0) (0,0,0) (0,0,0) (0, 0, 0) (0,0,0) (0,0,0) (255, 255,255) (170,170,220) (255,255,255) (0,0,0)

That will give you a mid-grey command line, if you leave everything else as I have it (which will require getting the TTF fonts I have used and putting them in the c::\vdos-lfn\fonts folder).

If that gray isn't satisfactory, play around with the (125,125,125) setting--the first one in COLORS above. Higher numbers are lighter, lower numbers are darker.

Let us know how it works for you.

--Harry

I'm not that partial to Green for the "Ruler" Line, but apart from that, I like it. 
(Is there a mid-grey color available ?)


     Jordan



From: Harry Binswanger
To: xywrite@xxxxxxxx
Sent: Monday, August 1, 2016 9:44 AM
Subject: Re: FONTITAL= is now support in vDos-lfn

I fiddled and fiddled until I finally got exactly what I want. I don't know what I had set wrong, but I had a lot of trouble with the interaction among the different FONT statements (at least I think that was the cause). What I successfully finished with is quite exceptional:
http://www.hblist.com/p/vDosXy_cfg.jpg http://www.hblist.com/p/vDosXy_cfg.jpg
Note that I'm using three different font families

[CONFIG.TXT]
WP=XY
SHOWITAL=ON
FONT=fonts\LUCON
FONTITAL=fonts\CONSOLAI
FONTBOLD=fonts\SourceCodePro-Bold
FONTBOIT=fonts\SourceCodePro-Bold
COLORS =  [the need for colors other than black and white is greatly reduced, now that we have bold, italics, and underline rendered]
0: (0,128,96) green for command line use, pfuncs, and wildcards
1: (255,255,255) white
2: (147,17,36) red for command line use
3: (0,0,0) black
4: (255,255,180) pale yellow (for DeFined blocks)
5: (0,0,0) black
6: (255,0,0)  bright red
7: (0,0,0)  black
8: (0,0,0) black
9: (0,0,0) black
10: (0,0,0)  black
11: (0,0,0) black
12: (255, 255,255) white
13: (200,200,200) light grey (for comments)
14: (255,255,255) white
15: (0,0,0) black

[SETTINGS.DFL]
; DISPLAY DEFINE (colors for defined blocks)
df dd=80
;L1 (Command Line Color Control)
DF L1=33,1,33,33
;L2 (Status Line Color Control)
DF L2=33,4,1,33,33
MD NM=21
MD BO=206
MD UL=19
MD IT=26
MD BU=203
MD BI=106
MD RV=12
MD SD=237

--Harry

Hi Harry,

I tried the exact same FONTxxxx settings as yours for these directives, and all of them did show up on my computer. Do you have a screenshot for this?

Wengier


On Sunday, July 31, 2016 10:23 PM, Harry Binswanger wrote:


Wengier:


FONTBOLD and FONTBOI aren't showing up here. I have the .exe dated
7/31/2016 5:37pm.

I have:
FONT=fonts\CONSOLA
FONTITAL=fonts\COURI
FONTBOLD=fonts\Nouveau_IBM
FONTBOIT=fonts\Nouveau_IBM

COURI shows up and works well enough to de-emphasize comments, but
Nouveau_IBM isn't showing.

The fonts seem to load (at least, I get no error message as I do when they
can't load), but the COLOR table, which lists every mode doesn't show them.

I then tried:
FONT=fonts\CONSOLA
FONTITAL=fonts\COURI
FONTBOLD=fonts\CONSOLAB
FONTBOIT=fonts\CONSOLAZ

and the bold and bold italics still dont' show up.

Regards,

Harry