!wxTestFontEncoding(info) )
{
#if wxUSE_FONTMAP
- if ( !wxTheFontMapper->GetAltForEncoding(encoding, &info) )
+ if ( !wxFontMapper::Get()->GetAltForEncoding(encoding, &info) )
#endif // wxUSE_FONTMAP
{
// unspported encoding - replace it with the default
int yPixelsPerCM = screenInfo.ydpcm;
- // A point is 1/20 of an inch.
+ // A point is 1/72 of an inch.
// An inch is 2.541 cm.
- // So pixelHeight = (pointSize / 20) (inches) * 2.541 (for cm) * yPixelsPerCM (for pixels)
+ // So pixelHeight = (pointSize / 72) (inches) * 2.541 (for cm) * yPixelsPerCM (for pixels)
// In fact pointSize is 10 * the normal point size so
// divide by 10.
- // I don't know why this is necessary, but otherwise fonts
- // are just too big.
- float fudgeFactor = 0.6 ;
- int pixelHeight = (int) ( (((float)pointSize) / 200.0) * 2.541 * (float) yPixelsPerCM * fudgeFactor) ;
+ int pixelHeight = (int) ( (((float)pointSize) / 720.0) * 2.541 * (float) yPixelsPerCM) ;
// An alternative: assume that the screen is 72 dpi.
- // This gets a similar result to above (pre-fudge factor)
- //int pixelHeight = (int) (((float)pointSize / 200.0) * 72.0) ;
+ //int pixelHeight = (int) (((float)pointSize / 720.0) * 72.0) ;
+ //int pixelHeight = (int) ((float)pointSize / 10.0) ;
GR_LOGFONT logFont;
logFont.lfHeight = pixelHeight;
// if pointSize is -1, don't specify any
wxString sizeSpec;
- if ( fontSpec == -1 )
+ if ( pointSize == -1 )
{
sizeSpec = _T('*');
}