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From: yvw@gs3.UUCP (Yvo Van Wezemael)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x
Subject: Request for help
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Date: 17 Mar 89 08:48:27 GMT
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OK, I have to admit that my previous question was unclear, so I try again by
deviding it into two (related?) parts:

As I said in my previous posting, I'm using CLX.

1) Would someone be so kind to explain the difference and the usage of the
16-bit elems that can be passed to the draw-glyph(s) function? I read the
documentation, but didn't understand it fully.

2) Is there a way to implement 'multiple-font-strings' on the CLX base? My lisp
(Lucid CL) has char-font-limit equal to 1, but perhaps by shadowing and
redefining some functions it could be possible to use the ability of different
fonts in X.

I hope that I have been more clear (precise) this time.

		Thanks (and sorry for the first attempt) --- Yvo Van Wezemael