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== Changing font in Dyalog RIDE == | == Changing font in Dyalog RIDE == | ||
[[Dyalog Ltd]]'s cross-platform RIDE interface, which is the default GUI interface on all non-Windows platforms, | [[Dyalog Ltd]]'s cross-platform RIDE interface, which is the default GUI interface on all non-Windows platforms, did not expose a font setting until version 4.5. However, it is trivial to change font: | ||
* Open ride-base.css[[#loc|*]] | * Open ride-base.css[[#loc|*]] | ||
* Find the line that says <syntaxhighlight lang=css inline>src: url('./fonts/Apl385.woff') format('woff'), url('./fonts/Apl385.ttf') format('truetype');</syntaxhighlight> | * Find the line that says <syntaxhighlight lang=css inline>src: url('./fonts/Apl385.woff') format('woff'), url('./fonts/Apl385.ttf') format('truetype');</syntaxhighlight> | ||
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==Designing a font== | ==Designing a font== | ||
Making a good APL font is no small task. Since many [[glyph]]s share sub-glyphs due to the history of [[overstrike|overstriking]], multiple dimensions of commonality | Making a good APL font is no small task. Since many [[glyph]]s share sub-glyphs due to the history of [[overstrike|overstriking]], multiple dimensions of commonality need to be aligned. The following table can help: | ||
{|class=wikitable | {|class=wikitable | ||
!Class !! Glyphs | !Class !! Glyphs | ||