Change font size does not work (change font type neither) about labyrinth HOT 8 OPEN

I can get it to change the font, sometimes, if I go into a thought and
select some text, but then it becomes very slow to respond. The text
rendering stuff is relatively complicated, and I don't have time to figure
out how it all works. If you've got time to dig into it, go for it.

On 11 June 2013 04:32, nomnex [email protected] wrote:

Fedora 15 Labyrinth 0.6
The font size of the nodes and the extended attribute pane does not change
on my system.
I can set a larger font size
I can set a different font type
The setting are ignored by the application

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Are you using Gnome. I am using XFCE. it first complained about gconf-editor, but I think that's a Gnome thing. It finally works randomly on my system when I launch labyrinth from my home dir. It does not work when I launch it from its default location /usr/bin/labyrinth. Effectively it becomes very slow to respond. I will see if I have any more luck when I update my system to Fedora 19?

By the way I read that Labyrinth 0.6 could export to .svg and .pdf, but the only format I can export to it .png (it's like version 0.4). Do you have an idea (extra-dependencies to install)?

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That's what I get when I launch it from the the terminal. Is there a debug command?

[mt@nh28d ~]$ labyrinth
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/labyrinth_lib/MMapArea.py", line 770, in expose
self.draw (event, context)
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/labyrinth_lib/MMapArea.py", line 812, in draw
xe = self.bbox_current[0] - xs
AttributeError: 'MMapArea' object has no attribute 'bbox_current'
/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/labyrinth_lib/MMapArea.py:615: Warning: g_object_set_qdata: assertion `G_IS_OBJECT (object)' failed
self.emit ("change_buffer", None)
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/labyrinth_lib/Browser.py", line 151, in map_title_cb
raise AttributeError ("What a mess, can't find the map")
AttributeError: What a mess, can't find the map
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/labyrinth_lib/Browser.py", line 151, in map_title_cb
raise AttributeError ("What a mess, can't find the map")
AttributeError: What a mess, can't find the map

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I'm using Unity, which is Gnome based as far as apps are concerned.

The SVG and PDF export are done by cairo. That may need extra dependencies,
but I don't know which. What happens if you try to export to svg or pdf?

On 11 June 2013 15:07, nomnex [email protected] wrote:

Are you using Gnome. I am using XFCE. it first complained about
gconf-editor, but I think that's a Gnome thing. It finally works randomly
on my system when I launch labyrinth from my home dir. It does not work
when I launch it from its default location /usr/bin/labyrinth. Effectively
it becomes very slow to respond. I will see if I have any more luck when I
update my system to Fedora 19?

By the way I read that Labyrinth 0.6 could export to .svg and .pdf, but
the only format I can export to it .png (it's like version 0.4). Do you
have an idea (extra-dependencies to install)?

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Thanks for the feedback. Your are right, it works fine (svg/pdf) when I rename the file name with the correct extension. I was looking for a menu entry.

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The list of formats on the export dialog does list pdf and svg. There's a
small bug in that it should automatically change the filename when you
select a different format.

On 11 June 2013 15:56, nomnex [email protected] wrote:

Thanks for the feedback. Your are right, it works fine (svg/pdf) when I
rename the file name with the correct extension. I was looking for a menu
entry.

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I see. I did selected the different formats, but it had no effect on the file name. Thanks to your comments, I know why. I like this software :)

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I'm using ubuntu 16.04 with xfce, and fonts dont chang efor me either.

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