[ABU] 16-Jul-2017 '''extrafont''' is a package providing a way for loading "private fonts" in a Tk apps. "Private fonts" are fonts usually delivered with an app.<
> They don't need to be installed in some 'standard' system-wide directories; once these fonsts are loaded, they can be used in the same way of pre-installed fonts.<
> These loaded fonts are only visible by the process (app) who loaded'em, and then disappear when the app terminates. ***Download *** * [https://sourceforge.net/projects/irrational-numbers/files/extrafont-1.0.zip/download] '''extrafont-1.0''' Multi-platform package The '''extrafont''' package provide one core command extrafont::load and two convenience commands extrafont::isAvailable extrafont::availbaleFamilies '''extrafont::load''' ''filename'': After loading ''filename'', a new font-family will be available to the current Tk app. '''extrafont::isAvailable''' ''fontFamily'': Return true is ''fontFamily'' is avaiable. '''extrafont::availableFamilies''' ''fontFamilyPattern'': Return the list of font-families matching the glob-style ''fontFamilyPattern''. e.g. extrafont::availableFamilies co* returns Courier {Comic Sans MS} ..... One important distinction to keep in mind is among * font-filename * font-family * fontname Font-filename is used just for loading an external font: extrafont::load "c:/tmp/Monoton-regular.ttf" This font will be then available as "Monoton" font-family (note that the family-name may be very different from the font-filename). extrafont::isAvailable "Monoton" ;# true Finally, when you want to use this new font, you should create or configure a fontname (using the standard 'font' command) set myfontname "tk_monoton" ;# ... choose the name you want .. font create $myfontname -family "monoton" -size 20 # or, let tk choose a fontname for you ... set myfontname [font create -family "monoton" -size 20] # then use $myfontname for a new widget ... label .mylabel -font $myfontname ....... <>Enter Category Here