GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 312660
To set "terminus" font to editor I had to click too many!
Last modified: 2008-11-23 21:08:06 UTC
Setting -> Preferences -> colors and fonts. I had to change "set highlight style to edit" a million times, uncheck "use default" tick and choose font (sometimes). Suggestion: Make a checkbox "set font to all". Other information:
You did it the wrong way. Set the font for "Normal <default>" style and leave 'use default' = true for the rest. "Normal <default>" is the default style that applies to all the styles unless they are separately configured.
Created attachment 50272 [details] It is not terminus font! I did it in "normal way", but font is not changed. The only property has changed is font size.
The bug is still present in version 2.2.2. Setting the font for "Normal <Default>" has no effect. Only the font size is applied. Setting the other fonts by hand works.
I can confirm this bug for anjuta 2.4.1, too. If I load an assembly language file (.s/.asm) it does not use the default font. If I set the font for every highlighting style seperatly (numbers, comments,...) it works.
I think I understand why this happens. It's not very easy to fix but there are several bugs report about this so I will try to fix all of them.
*** Bug 346777 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
*** Bug 488655 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
I have fixed this and committed the change in svn trunk. Thanks for reporting it.