On Sat, 2007-06-30 at 10:28 -0400, bulia byak wrote:
...actually it was changed almost 4 months ago... :)
I hadn't been doing serious design work in Inkscape for about four months.
And why is this a problem? Even without any quotes, those versions failed on a lot of fonts with non-ascii names.
Dude.
Most fonts have spaces in their names. That means that nearly all documents saved in 0.46 will be useless text-wise in <= 0.45.x. These are fonts that _worked just fine in 0.45_. In my specific case, I got bitten by "Century Schoolbook L".
Having considered this a bit, I think the best solution is to leave off the single quotes if:
1. the family name has no leading or trailing whitespace 2. the only whitespace chars in the font name are isolated ascii spaces
This is compatible with the CSS parsing rules, and it will allow most fonts that worked in 0.45 to continue working in a backwards-compatible way.
-mental