Font Size - cheque writing

[Doug Laidlaw]

Thanks for the comments.  When compiling Gnucash 2.0.5, I ran into the old 
g-wrap-wct.h problem.

In /usr/include I have g-wrap-wct.h as a small file containing the text at 
http://blog.moria.org.uk/computers/code/g-wrap: " #include 
<g-wrap/guile-wct.h>" , but I still get the error message.  I tried changing 
g-wrap-wct.h to a symlink, and restoring it then creating a symlink 
inside /usr/include/g-wrap/ . Nothing worked.

Any other ideas?  I am on an RPM system, and need to compile from source to 
make the changes.

Doug.

On Thursday 08 March 2007 03:19, David Reiser wrote:
> On 7 Mar 2007, at 10:13:22 AM, Derek Atkins wrote:
> > David Reiser <dbreiser at earthlink.net> writes:
> >> I discovered that if I deleted the (guchar *) on line 64, then I
> >> could control the font and size of check printing by recompiling
> >> after changing either the font name or size. I haven't seen any other
> >> untoward effects toward printing, but I don't do a lot of printing.
> >> I've been running without the guchar * since October.
> >
> > I really don't understand why that makes a difference.  It's just
> > a cast.  It's not changing how the string is stored in memory.
> > The function call just sets a pointer; casts generally just tell
> > the compiler how to handle the pointer, but crossing a function
> > boundary doesn't make a difference..   Unless it's a macro and
> > not a function?
> >
> > -derek
>
> The only reason I tried deleting the cast was that none of the sample
> code I could find had a cast.
> I took out the cast, and I can change the font.
>
> Dave
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