Re: rotated flf
Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen wrote: > It looks very nice , but I wonder how you will manage to get it to write top to bottom ? > Writing control files for figfonts can be a bitch ! > > I looked into it and think that doing somelike : > > t a a\n > t b b\n > t c c\n > ...etc > > ... might work if the standard allows for the replacement of one char with two. It does not (http://www.jave.de/figlet/figfont.txt). > Otherwise you might have to pester Markus about including custom top to bottom in Jave > Or you could have me do it ( Pestering Markus is FUN ! *hehehe* ) Oh no, yet another high end feature... No way! But I might consider adding it, as soon as there are at least 10 fonts writing rotated direction :-)
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