Correctly read files that include a 'replace' directive #24
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- Closes simos#23 - This commit only fixes the Exception occurring when reading a file that contains a 'replace' directive. However it does nothing to actually process it! Therefore another commit is necessary to actually handle 'replace' (in addition to 'override').
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Closed this PR, because it refers to the HEAD instead of the correct feature branch. |
- Closes simos#25 - Respects font style of selected font - Better placement of texts by taking pango font metrics into account - Use a bold font as default
- Larget default window size to have all texts fit by default
- Updated screenshot with a shot of the patched version - Add section about changes to upstream
- Included for Backspace, Caps Lock, Return, Shift, Tab
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that contains a 'replace' directive. However it does nothing to
actually process it!
Therefore another commit is necessary to actually handle 'replace' (in
addition to 'override').