Buttons at the top of the main view display d,g,e,f,b instead of symbols

[joshbtn]

Buttons at the top of the main view display d,g,e,f,b instead of symbols.

Looks like there are built in symbols that will work from the atom styleguide. (Inside an atom workspase press ctrl + shift + g on windows or search for 'styleguide')

[johanlunds]

They are working for me, though the margins are not correct.

[johanlunds]

Because I like the Chrome debugger I had taken the debugger-symbols from that project and packaged them up as a Webfont in https://github.com/johanlunds/atom-ruby-debugger/tree/master/resources.

I generated the webfont using http://fontastic.me/ using the resources here: https://github.com/johanlunds/atom-ruby-debugger/tree/master/docs/icons

[johanlunds]

Are you using Windows? I am using Mac.

[joshbtn]

I am using windows, and I can see an error when it tries to load in the fonts. I'll dive in a little further and test on my mac later.

[joshbtn]

I see this on my mac as well. It may be since I just checked the repo out into my .atom/packages folder...

[johanlunds]

Try this; this is what I did:

cd ~/Code # or wherever
git clone git@github.com:johanlunds/atom-ruby-debugger.git
cd atom-ruby-debugger
apm link --dev . # exclude --dev if you want it to load in normal mode
npm install # might not be needed
apm install
atom --dev . # start atom. once again, optionally skip --dev

[joshbtn]

Thanks for the help! apm link --dev Worked like a charm. Cautionary tail for anyone else who tries the same thing, don't clone the repo right into the ~/.atom/packages directory and simply run npm install. Although I feel silly now, I think these steps are a good candidate for the README under a development section of some sort.

[johanlunds]

Absolutely! It can be put under a header "Development Setup" or something like it.