> From: Jan Kundrát
> To: interest@qt-project.org
> Cc:
> Sent: Monday, August 13, 2012 3:49 PM
> Subject: Re: [Interest] Qt and fixed width/pitch font
>
> On 08/01/12 17:55, Carl Schumann wrote:
>> So I tried QFont::setFixedPitch(true).
>
> The following work
On 08/01/12 17:55, Carl Schumann wrote:
> So I tried QFont::setFixedPitch(true).
The following works for me:
// Ask for a fixed-width font. The problem is that these names wary
across platforms,
// but the following works well -- at first, we come up with a made-up
name, and then
// let the Qt
To get a truly fixed width/pitch font, you have to use a font that is
designed to be such (monospaced), such as Courier, otherwise the results
can look pretty nasty.
Karl
On 2012-08-01 09:55, Carl Schumann wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Qt community I am developing a spreadsheet like program. As such I
>
paced") operation. If you don't,
your application will look *UGLY*.
Atlant
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Carl Schumann
Sent: Wednesday, August 01,
Hi,
Qt community I am developing a spreadsheet like program. As such I
would like to have numeric values line up, i.e., units digit, etc. form
a column. That would seem to require a fixed width/pitch font. So I
tried QFont::setFixedPitch(true). This did not result in a fixed pitch
font
