Index: action_details.html
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@@ -1971,6 +1971,73 @@
 . When not specified, the code makes a guess (based on the file name). 
 </dd></dl>
 
+<h2 id="loadttfglyphs">LoadTtfGlyphs</h2>
+<dl><dd>
+<p>
+<table border=0 cellspacing=10 class=actsum>
+<tr><th align=right class=actsum>Syntax summary:<td align=left class=actsum>
+LoadTtfGlyphs(filename, srcglyps, [dstchars], [outline|polygon], [scale], [offset])
+<tr><th align=right class=actsum>Help text:<td align=left class=actsum>
+Loads glyphs from an outline ttf in the specified source range, optionally remapping them to dstchars range in the pcb-rnd font
+<tr><th align=right class=actsum>Registered&nbsp;by:<td align=left class=actsum>
+ttf importer
+</table>
+<p>
+Import a range of glyphs from ttf outline font into the current font as symbols, starting from a specific character position. Note: pcb-rnd font symbols are not unicode code poitns, but consists of a single, 8 bit ASCII code page, thus values above 255 are invalid as destination symbol code. 
+<p>
+ The 
+<i>srcglyph</i>
+ argumnet is a single 
+<i>
+character description
+</i>
+ or a pair of 
+<i>
+character descriptions
+</i>
+ separated with two dots (".."). In the former case the import is a single glyph, in the latter case the import is the whole range between the two characters, inclusive (one or more glyphs). 
+<p>
+ The 
+<i>dstchars</i>
+ argumnet is always a single 
+<i>
+character description
+</i>
+, addressing within the 0..255 range of the pcb-rnd font. This argment determines the first destination symbol that is going to be overwritten. If 
+<i>srcglyph</i>
+ specifies multiple characters, 
+<i>dstchars</i>
+ is internally stepped after each glyp import, up to 255, where the import stops. 
+<p>
+ A 
+<i>
+character description
+</i>
+ addresses a code point on the input or a character code on the output, using one fo the following syntax variants: 
+<ul>
+  
+<li>
+ 'A' is converted to 65 (as a single charatcer using the 8 bit ASCII table)  
+<li>
+ &#10 is converted as decimal number 10  
+<li>
+ &#x10 is converted as hexadecimal number, to 16  
+<li>
+ U+10 is converted as hexadecimal number, to 16  
+<li>
+ anything else is taken as a single character and is converted as it was wrapped in '' 
+</ul>
+ 
+<p>
+ The 4th argument is either polygon or line. When it is polygon, the glyph is imported as a polygon (with or without holes). When it is line, all contours of the glyph is imported as a series of lines. When not specified, it defaults to polygon. 
+<p>
+ Finally, 
+<i>scale</i>
+ and 
+<i>offset</i>
+ specifies the transformation during the import. Each argument is either a single number or a pair of numbers separated with comma or semicolon or / or * or x, and specify the x and y components of the transformation. When only the x component is specified, y is assumed to be the same (this is useful for scale). 
+</dd></dl>
+
 <h2 id="loadvendorfrom">LoadVendorFrom</h2>
 <dl><dd>
 <p>
Index: action_reference.html
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--- action_reference.html	(revision 32837)
+++ action_reference.html	(revision 32838)
@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@
 <table border=1>
 <caption>
  <b>
-This is pcb-rnd 2.2.4 (svn r32730) an interactive printed circuit board editor ,  Revision: 32805
+This is pcb-rnd 2.2.4 (svn r32730) an interactive printed circuit board editor ,  Revision: 32837
 </b>
 <th> Action <th> Description <th> Syntax <th> Plugin
 <tr><td>About</td><td>Present the about box</td><td>About()</td><td>dialogs plugin</td>
@@ -231,7 +231,7 @@
 <tr><td><a href="action_details.html#loadscript">LoadScript</a></td><td>Load a fungw script</td><td>LoadScript(id, filename, [language])</td><td>script plugin</td>
 <tr><td>LoadTedaxFrom</td><td>Loads the specified block from a tedax file.</td><td>LoadTedaxFrom(netlist|board|footprint|stackup|layer|drc|drc_query|route_res, filename, [block_id, [silent, [src]]])</td><td>tEDAx IO</td>
 <tr><td>LoadTinycadFrom</td><td>Loads the specified tinycad .net file - the netlist must be tinycad netlist output.</td><td>LoadTinycadFrom(filename)</td><td>tinycad importer</td>
-<tr><td>LoadTtfGlyphs</td><td>Loads glyphs from an outline ttf in the specified source range, optionally remapping them to dstchars range in the pcb-rnd font</td><td>LoadTtfGlyphs(filename, srcglyps, [dstchars])</td><td>ttf importer</td>
+<tr><td><a href="action_details.html#loadttfglyphs">LoadTtfGlyphs</a></td><td>Loads glyphs from an outline ttf in the specified source range, optionally remapping them to dstchars range in the pcb-rnd font</td><td>LoadTtfGlyphs(filename, srcglyps, [dstchars], [outline|polygon], [scale], [offset])</td><td>ttf importer</td>
 <tr><td><a href="action_details.html#loadvendorfrom">LoadVendorFrom</a></td><td>Loads the specified vendor lihata file.</td><td>LoadVendorFrom(filename)</td><td>vendor drill mapping</td>
 <tr><td>Log</td><td>Manages the central, in-memory log.</td><td>Log(clear, [fromID, [toID])<br>Log(export, [filename, [text|lihata])</td><td></td>
 <tr><td>LogDialog</td><td>Open the log dialog.</td><td>LogDialog()</td><td>lib_hid_common plugin</td>
Index: action_src/loadttfglyphs.html
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+Import a range of glyphs from ttf outline font into the current font as
+symbols, starting from a specific character position. Note: pcb-rnd
+font symbols are not unicode code poitns, but consists of a single,
+8 bit ASCII code page, thus values above 255 are invalid as destination
+symbol code.
+<p>
+The <arg>srcglyph</arg> argumnet is a single <i>character description</i> or
+a pair of <i>character descriptions</i> separated with two dots (".."). In the
+former case the import is a single glyph, in the latter case the import
+is the whole range between the two characters, inclusive (one or more glyphs).
+<p>
+The <arg>dstchars</arg> argumnet is always a single <i>character description</i>,
+addressing within the 0..255 range of the pcb-rnd font. This argment determines
+the first destination symbol that is going to be overwritten. If <arg>srcglyph</arg>
+specifies multiple characters, <arg>dstchars</arg> is internally stepped
+after each glyp import, up to 255, where the import stops.
+<p>
+A <i>character description</i> addresses a code point on the input or
+a character code on the output, using one fo the following syntax variants:
+<ul>
+	<li> 'A' is converted to 65 (as a single charatcer using the 8 bit ASCII table)
+	<li> &#10 is converted as decimal number 10
+	<li> &#x10 is converted as hexadecimal number, to 16
+	<li> U+10 is converted as hexadecimal number, to 16
+	<li> anything else is taken as a single character and is converted as it was wrapped in ''
+</ul>
+<p>
+The 4th argument is either polygon or line. When it is polygon, the glyph is
+imported as a polygon (with or without holes). When it is line, all contours
+of the glyph is imported as a series of lines. When not specified, it defaults
+to polygon.
+<p>
+Finally, <arg>scale</arg> and <arg>offset</arg> specifies the transformation
+during the import. Each argument is either a single number or a pair of numbers
+separated with comma or semicolon or / or * or x, and specify the x and y
+components of the transformation. When only the x component is specified, y
+is assumed to be the same (this is useful for scale).