fontformat: show custom fonts only #368
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| @@ -348,6 +362,19 @@ def on_fontfamily_changed(self): | |||
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| def showPopup(self): | |||
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Will "show all fonts" be applied properly? After you check and uncheck "show only custom fonts" will all fonts be listed again? I haven't run it locally but it seems there are no means to restore all fonts here. Also, it's probably not a good idea to reset the font list every time it popup, it should be updated only once when let_show_only_custom_fonts.stateChanged triggered.
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The advantage of only displaying custom fonts is that you can only display the fonts that need to be used, but the actual situation is that you may occasionally need to use system fonts, if you need to restart and refresh the font library every time, this seems to be inconvenient, but it is true that the current display of all fonts is really a bit too much, switching fonts is very time-consuming and laborious, and the workload can be appropriately reduced with saved font templates, but there are still some inconvenient small defects in actual use, such as font size, the font of the small dialog box suddenly becomes very large, Fine-tuning is going to take extra effort again, and there doesn't seem to be a very suitable solution at the moment |
Allow font format box to show only custom fonts
Setting default is to show all fonts