Re: Xft

Stephen> --with-xft[=yes] does nothing; you need to use "--with-xft=[emacs,] Stephen> [menubars,][tabs,][gauges]" instead. I'm not sure this is anything Stephen> but a missing default or a documentation bug. yes does not accomplishes much more than making itself beeing trimmed from the argument list used for further processing!? The interesting part ... ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ... case "$with_xft" in n | no | non | none ) _xft_all_default=no ;; n,* | no,* | non,* | none,* ) _xft_all_default=no ;; a | al | all | both ) _xft_all_default=yes ;; a,* | al,* | all,* | both,* ) _xft_all_default=yes ;; y | yes ) _require_xft=yes ;; esac if test -n "$_xft_all_default$_require_xft"; then _with_xft_args=`echo $with_xft | sed -e 's/^[a-z]*\(,\(.*\)\)\{0,1\}$/\2/'` else _with_xft_args=$with_xft fi ... (_require_xft isn't used again until it is undefined.) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- What should "yes" mean if not equal to "all"? Why is there a yes option at all since the docs doesn't mention it? Am I missing something? The same macro is used for sound, database, vdb and error_checking and I suppose yes gives the same result there. Yours -- %% Mats _______________________________________________ XEmacs-Beta mailing list XEmacs-Beta(a)xemacs.org http://calypso.tux.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/xemacs-beta