Hi
I'm glad to hear that my comment is something usuful for you.
On Tue, 3 May 2005 16:58:13 +0300
Mika Kuuskankare [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Great, I got it working, however, it sometimes cannot determine the PS
name even if the font is of type ttf...
For example, the Font Book of OS X displays
Hi,
I mean *.tte files created by eudcedit tool in Windows.
My goal is to support Gaiji in some form.
As tte is a normal ttf file there should be no problem.
If an user wants to use gaiji characters in my app, he should define his
glyphs using eucedit and choose own codes in PUA for them. Then in
I posted a question to the freetype list the other day, but forgot I had
unsubscribed from the list. But when I went to the link
http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/freetype to re-subscribe, I get
connection refused. Is there a problem with the list server?
Please email replies to [EMAIL
Hi
On Tue, 3 May 2005 09:42:27 +1000
Ross Crawford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The function FT_New_Memory_Face() allows me to associate a FT_Face with a
font resource in memory, but I can't find any documentation that about what
format the resource should be.
The memory image for
Hello everyone,
I'd like to set FreeType2 as the Default Java Font Engine for JRE 1.4.2
under Solaris, Linux and/or Windows. Is this possible?
If not, is there any other way of interfacing FreeType via Java?
Can anyone tell how different the two font engines FreeType2 and the JRE
internal will
Thanks for the info. I created a Truetype font file, and wrote a small
script to generate a .c file with a char array that contains the bytes read
from the TTF file. It works perfectly, I'm just wondering, if I define
multiple platforms in the TTF file, does Freetype automatically handle all
Ooops sorry to reply to myself - I found the answer, just add a dummy
(empty) glyph at position #0, then FT_Get_Char_Index() returns 1 for space.
ROSCO
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Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2005 8:49 AM
Subject: [ft]
Hi
On Sun, 08 May 2005 22:42:49 +0200
Andreas Schildbach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd like to set FreeType2 as the Default Java Font Engine for JRE 1.4.2
under Solaris, Linux and/or Windows. Is this possible?
I think it's almost impossible.
The functions in dynamically linked ELF binary (which
Folks,
I've uploaded a first pretest version of 2.1.10! This is mainly to
test whether the library compiles on various platforms, and to check
whether the library itself works correctly. There are still some
rough edges with documentation files...
You can download it from
Hi
On Thu, 12 May 2005 09:22:02 +0200 (CEST)
Werner LEMBERG [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've uploaded a first pretest version of 2.1.10! This is mainly to
test whether the library compiles on various platforms, and to check
whether the library itself works correctly. There are still some
rough
The FreeType2 docs mention that, if the face_index parameter of
FT_Open_Face is negative, '* face', which I'm assuming refers to the
function's 'aface' parameter,
Correct. This is a typo which I've just fixed in the CVS.
will not be filled in. See:
I built GTK+ 2.6.7 along with freetype 2.1.9 and Pango 1.8.1 on
Debian Woody. But when I try to start gtk-demo, I get this error:
(gtk-demo:26016): Pango-WARNING **: Cannot open font file for font
Nimbus Sans L, 10
Segmentation fault
It seems this has something to do with freetype,
why
Here the full output:
(gtk-demo:9760): Pango-WARNING **:
Cannot open font file for font Nimbus Sans L, 10
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x8c3bf706 in ?? ()
#0 0x8c3bf706 in ?? ()
#1 0x009d8d86 in _XftSetFace (f=0x9976a8, xsize=0, ysize=0, matrix=0x8115ad0)
Sorry to confuse you. Let me put it in another word. By far I have
found 3 sets of ascent/descent/height metrics. We have
ascender/descender/height from FT_Face. We have
ascender/descender/height from FT_Size_Metrics. We also have
sTypoAscender/sTypoDescender from TT_Face. How do they differ
Thanks for your response Werner. I thought you pointed me to the
OpenType specification but I didn't know there is a page for
recommendation. My fault.
I have compiled a file documenting different metrics I have come
across (see attached rtf.) As far as I can tell all metrics (except
Werner LEMBERG wrote:
Unfortunately I am seeing various regressions in stroking (which in
2.1.9 wasn't perfect, but was better). I attach some pictures
comparing 2.1.9 and 2.1.10. This is FT_STROKER_LINECAP_BUTT /
FT_STROKER_LINEJOIN_ROUND and VeraMono.ttf. I can provide more
detail if
Hi!
I'm really new to FreeType and would like to
receive some feedback from you experienced users :)
I've read the FreeType docs regarding the internal
cache system, but I'm not good enough to understand it
and adapt it to my current source. Could you, please,
take a look at my code at
So the good news is that with the 2.1.9-style sigma,
FT 2.1.10pre is much better than FT 2.1.9 for FT_Glyph_Stroke(),
and no worse than FT 2.1.9 for FT_Glyph_StrokeBorder().
David wrote me that his sigma change tried to fix a peculiar case --
he no longer has the original data, unfortunately.
David,
given that the problem only arises when using anti-aliased
text, I suspect that the FreeType code within the X Server
is not the culprit.
AA text rendering is handled very differently from the
standard X11 text model. Basically, it works as follows:
[...]
All of this is handled by
Yes, AFPDS actually but the same principle.
I have the code-point but I need to convert it to a CID before I can
pass it to freetype. That requires the cmap table to be parsed. Do you
know of any code that can read a cmap?
Ian
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hello,guys!
I tried to use freetype to display English, Thai,
Chinese,etc.. It dose work wonderful.but when I try to display Arabic, there is
a problem: the characters don't change with the different adjacent characters.
How to solve this problem?
thanks,
Raynor
Hi
I have a CID font in memory that is immediately followed by a number
of CMAPs. If I load the font using FT_New_Memory_Face then the
CMAPs do not seem to be read. How can I load the CMAPs? Do I use
the attach aux stream function or something like that?
I suppose you're handling some
This
is not trivial, and must be performed on top of FreeType.
I'll
ignore the problem of bidirectionnal text for the moment, since this
adds
another layer of complexity.
There is an "easy" way which consists in using the
Arabic presentation forms
of Unicode (in the ranges U+FB50..U+FBFD
On Tue, 7 Jun 2005, Aaron Brady wrote:
Hello,
I'm having a problem with some freetype east Asian characters rendering
incorrectly. What happens is that as I scale the characters they look
okay sometimes, and at other times pieces seem to fall out of them.
I can provide more information, and
Folks,
I've tagged 2.1.10 in the CVS, but I don't have quick internet access
until Sunday evening for uploading, so there are no packages yet.
Please stay patient!
There is other good news: FreeType's new home is
freetype.freedesktop.org
and right now we are in the process of mapping
FreeType 2.1.10 has been released.
It is available from
http://savannah.nongnu.org/download/freetype/
or
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=3157
The latter site also holds older versions of the FreeType library.
See below for the relevant snippet from the CHANGES
I am trying to use FreeType 2.1.10 to render Arabic, Taiwan fonts to
bitmap. Unfortunatelly I do not know if it is possible to render
text not per letter basis (render each letter separately that works
fine) but as a whole (the result should be different than in the
first case). Please, is
1. Pseudo Bold (a.k.a. Algorithmic Bold?)
2. Drop Shadow
3. Outline
4. Embossed
5. Engraved
6. Soft Edge
This will be a very general question (my apologies.)
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On Thursday 07 July 2005 13:28, Turner, David wrote:
I don't see anything that looks like the use of internal header
files, or previous versions of the cache API.
Maybe I'm missing something, but this code looks clean and doesn't
need a patch at all. What exactly breaks there when installing
On Sat, 2005-07-16 at 17:33 -0400, Jeremiah Coyle wrote:
Hello,
Wondering if FreeType supports any font format which supports 32bit
color depth and transparency.
SVG seems like a better plan to me. Glyph-based tools all assume that
glyphs are purely shape information and have no intrinsic
I have a question regarding FT_New_Memory_Face(). I have converted
my arial.ttf file to an array of unsigned bytes, and I have compiled
and linked this array into my application. I then pass a pointer to
the array to FT_New_Memory_Face(), however it returns a non-zero
status. [...]
Please
On Tue, Jul 19, 2005 at 09:43:18AM +, Tom Sparthate wrote:
Hello,
I wonder if freetype can draw bold and italic characters with a simply
arial file.
(by an transformation?)
You can use FT_Outline_Embolden and FT_Outline_Transform.
And I have a question concerning the cache manager,
Hi,
I'm using both the Image and Sbit caches and I have 2 questions. For
reference purposes, I am using Freetype 2.1.10. Most likely I'm simply
using the APIs incorrectly.
1) Using FTC_SBitCache_Lookup(), I haven't been able to find a way to
control the render mode (In fact, I'm not sure I'm
Is there any sort of consortium, conference, or gathering of any kind for
FreeType users or developers? Has there ever been?
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Hi,
Hello,
Freetype2 function FT_Get_Postscript_Name leaks for TT fonts.
Because
tt_face_done in src\truetype\ttobjs.c
does not delete postscript_name.
Is this the place to submit bugs?
Yes. Could you tell me more?
Please, don't forget writing the version of FreeType2.
In my short
Hi,
Hello,
Freetype2 function FT_Get_Postscript_Name leaks for TT fonts.
Because
tt_face_done in src\truetype\ttobjs.c does not delete
postscript_name.
Is this the place to submit bugs?
Yes. Could you tell me more?
Please, don't forget writing the version
It seems that Freetype zeroes out all structures it allocates, and
silently assumes that the user of the library zeroes out all
structures after allocation as well. This would be OK if it is
documented, but it isn't.
Now it is. Thanks for pointing this out.
So, is my assumption correct,
I need to use only TrueType fonts. I have checked the document you
described...so doest i mean I should only compile the base
components + TrueType driver?
Yes.
Thanks, I'll give it a try. One more question: Do you know the approximate
binary size of the library (for static
One more question: Do you know the approximate binary size of the
library (for static compilation/linking) for my case of usage? (I'd
like to know this just for comparison of my result)
I've no idea, sorry.
Werner
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[quote=David Turner][quote=Paul Tanganelli]
I'm at my wits end here...
I'm trying to render some simple monochrome characters
to a single texture to use as the source for my
interface character set. Take a look at the attached
image to see what I'm shooting for. Everything is
working great,
Hi,
I am trying to generate a monochrome bitmap using Freetype version 2.1.7 for
a string and trying to print it on a 300 dpi printer.
I am able to get the proper bitmap only for certain characters, the other
characters are giving me garbage or distorted bitmap. I tried this with
different ttf
Sorry for OT post, but I just found your email unnecessary offensive.
I agree with you. I'm wrong.
However, the original soruce code is really unreadable.
Easier to read source code will get better comments.
BTW, could you find hello, world output from my program?
---
Loot at From:
Hello,
I cannot send you the real program. But this is based on the
tutorial step-1.
The addition is only that...image buffer is copied to print buffer.
I have some small comments regarding your source code, though no
real solution to provide.
a/ never call free(NULL), since the
Bitmap fonts only render monochrome (1-bit). Check bitmap.pixel_mode
after the character is rendered.
Joe Krahn
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When displaying the MS-Windows symbol.ttf font, the last row is getting
clipped for most font sizes smaller than 32 pixels. This can be seen
with ftsrting, which only shows the missing char box. That makes it
easy to see the last row of pixels getting clipped.
It seems like some sort of
I tried getting freetype to render rows bottom to top using a transform
of yy=-1. This worked for some scalable fonts/sizes, but it often
results in just a few rows of filled pixels. Is freetype supposed to be
able to handle a negative transform? Is there another preferrable way to
flip the
Here's the situation. I am working on a webpage for my mother that
uses a unique font. She has a True Type font built for it. I have
the file. I'm leasing a server that has Free Type 2 installed on
it. I'm guessing it's been intialized but I'm not sure. I seem to
be bulloxing up the
I tried getting freetype to render rows bottom to top using a
transform of yy=-1. This worked for some scalable fonts/sizes, but
it often results in just a few rows of filled pixels. Is freetype
supposed to be able to handle a negative transform? Is there
another preferrable way to flip
When displaying the MS-Windows symbol.ttf font, the last row is
getting clipped for most font sizes smaller than 32 pixels. This
can be seen with ftsrting, which only shows the missing char box.
Hmm, I'm not sure what you mean. How do you call ftstring? Can you
send a small image which
Here is some sample code and results illustrating problems with a
mat.yy=-1 transform. Somtimes it works OK, but even then, the hinter
seems to malfunction, even though the transform does not intersect whole
pixels.
Joe Krahn
/** test.c **/
#include stdio.h
#include string.h
#include
Hi,
I change the code according to suggestions. I am using MSMINCHO.TTF file for
font generation and getting all English alphabets bitmap. But how to transform
character is still unclear.
Also please tell me how can I get JAPANESE character from MSMINCHO.TTF.
Thanks
Hello,
I cannot
Sorry for the late reply.
Into the documentation (glyphs/index2.html), on the Outlines curves
decomposition, I read on FT_Curve_Tag_On: Used when the point is
on the curve, but if I load a char, for example an I with an
Arial font (I'm sure that there is 4 segments and 8 points on the
hello there!
i used to be able to achieve perfect m$ ttf experience with earlier
versions of freetype and gd as shown in http://www.tibyke.net/ft/ft_12.gif,
but with latest version of freetype (tweaking a little with ftoption.h
= enabling bytecode interpreter and unpatented hinting) all i can
Hi,
Im trying to install pango 1.0.5 got installing gtk 2.0.9
in scratchbox,a cross-compilation toolkit.
It first showed that freetype is missing
i installed freetype 2.1.10
but the same error is shown
I checked the config.log which shows this error
configure:9257: checking for
Freetype has a big branch of cache functions, that described in
part of manual, named Cache Sub-System. I doubt, if I don't say
FTC_Manager_New, FTC_SBitCache_New etc., if I dont't work with
freetype through FTC_Manager_LookupSize, FTC_SBitCache_Lookup
etc., is nothing cashe using
Hi!
Whould anybody prompt to me about following situation.
I have some font file loaded in memory, for example,
unsigned char* buff; /*loaded file*/
size_t buffSz; /*its size*/
FT_Face face;
..
/*then create FT_Face*/
FT_New_Memory_Face(Lib,
Hello,
old
versions of Pango relied on internal functions of old versions of
FreeType
that
changed or disappeared.
This
source code will not work or compile with FreeType 2.1.10, you must
either
downgrade to a previous version of FreeType, or upgrade your version of
Pango.
Hope
this
Dear sirs,
we changed our
windows-font-handling to freetype (version 2.1.4) to be platform-independent.
Our product runs on
Windows-System as well as on Unix-Derivates.
Our problem is, that the character widths returned by Freetype
differs immensely to those delivered by
Dear
Sir,
in
order to be able to answer your question with insightful answers, may I ask
you
the
following:
- have
you enabled the TrueType bytecode interpreter in your build of FreeType
?
-
could you provide us with a simple test program that shows the differences
between
FreeType
Anton Zemlyanov schrieb:
You should probably know that TT fonts have special fitting or
hinting process that uses byte interpreter to improve the quality of
small fonts. Unfortunately this works good for monochrome fonts only (MS
seems to never use anti-aliasing for small font sizes). I found
Hi,
Turner, David schrieb:
from your description, it looks like a problem with the FreeType
library installed on your system. Could you tell us which version
of Ubuntu you're using, and the name of the FreeType libraries in
the /usr/lib directory, i.e. what is the output of ls
hi everyone,
does anyone know of a commandline tool (or simple function call in any
popular language) which would render a string into a pretty (cropped,
transparent background) PNG file, using a specified anti-aliased font
and size? usage such as
texttopng --font Times --size 16 Hello World!
Why not using the `ftstring' demo program, then capturing the image?
Probably becuase it's way easier to just load a PNG file (or a BMP
or a TIF or whatever) into an image viewer than it is to monkey
around with a capturing images, etc.
Well, it should be rather straightforward to add PNM
On 10/6/05, Turner, David [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
from your description, it looks like a problem with the FreeType
library installed on your system. Could you tell us which version
of Ubuntu you're using, and the name of the FreeType libraries in
the /usr/lib directory, i.e. what is the
Shug Boabby [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
does anyone know of a commandline tool which would render a string
into a pretty PNG file,
No.
On the other hand, I know of a commandline tool that will render a
string into an ugly GIF file.
http://www.pps.jussieu.fr/~jch/software/files/ttfgif.tar.gz
Hello Hanno,
I think I have an answer to your question:
- first of all, the behaviour *only* happens when
using the bytecode interpreter. this implies that:
- you're not using the stock FreeType installation
of your Ubuntu distribution :o)
- what's you're seeing is the result of
When using Microsoft's Core Fonts with TFT RGB
subpixel-rendering, I often get oversized Os - their height is
bigger than the other characters in the same line. Here are some
examples:
...
http://www.hanno.de/kram/big-o.png
FWIW, I'm seeing oversized O's as well with Verdana
- first of all, the behaviour *only* happens when
using the bytecode interpreter. this implies that:
[...]
- what's you're seeing is the result of the instructions located
within the font file, this problem is also very similar to many
oddities exposed by TrueType hinted
Hello!
In order to correctly display glyphs I need to know somehow the
baseline and the top baseline (don't know the correct term, the term
ascent seems used for many things that aren't what I mean) of the
font. For example, if you don't understand what I mean, fontforge
displays these two
In order to correctly display glyphs I need to know somehow the
baseline and the top baseline (don't know the correct term, the
term ascent seems used for many things that aren't what I mean) of
the font. For example, if you don't understand what I mean,
fontforge displays these two
I have been looking at this ascender/descender business for a while and
had a similar problem. To the best of my knowledge FreeType does
not provide the metrics you are after. Metrics from bbox
definitively include all the glyphs in the font file (hence box drawing
characters are always included.)
But the question is how we can accurately determine the baseline to
baseline distance. In our environment we are not supporting
computers but devices with small display. We would also like to
allow users to load their own font files as well. Hence we can't
afford silly space left in-between
On Wed, 12 Oct 2005 08:59:19 +0200 (CEST)
Werner LEMBERG [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The concept of `vertically centering' is wrong IMHO. Instead, I
suggest you arrange the menu items as if they were normal text, this
is, you put the glyphs of a line onto its baseline, and the glyphs one
line
On Wed, Oct 12, 2005 at 03:59:18PM -0700, Sergey Tolstov wrote:
Hi,
Hello,
In what state is FT support for vertical glyph metrics?
The problem you encountered has been fixed in CVS:
http://savannah.gnu.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs/freetype/freetype2/src/truetype/ttgload.c.diff?r1=1.138r2=1.139
I am
Hello,
The patch helped to fix the problem with vertical metrics.
However, now it turns out that SimSun font has vertical advance smaller
than bbox height for latin characters (check E, for example). As a
result, upright English text in vertical layout, becomes too condensed.
Adobe Illustrator
Hi all,
I am using Freetype2.1.10 in an embedded system. Freetype is used in a .so
lib. I have an actual program and a test program. The Test program loads the
chosen font and spits out nice little ttf bitmaps. In the actual application
the program seg faults.
The embedded system is a ppc
On freetype-2.1.10, using RHEL4u2, Im trying to limit
the modules being included. According to docs/CUSTOMIZE, I can copy two header
files (ftoption.h and ftmodule.h), edit ftmodule.h, and then change the include
path.
So my main question is, how are you supposed to modify the
include
I am still puzzling with bitmap. Please tell me is it possible to
get a fixed size characters or can we specify the fixed inter
character space rather using kerning.
I don't understand the question. If the font is a mono-spaced font,
you'll get mono-spaced output. Note that many CJK
Hi,
On Mon, Oct 24, 2005 at 07:08:32AM +, Paresh Deshmukh wrote:
Hello,
I am still puzzling with bitmap. Please tell me is it possible to get a
fixed
size characters or can we specify the fixed inter character space rather using
You can always use fixed inter-character space if you
Hello,
I'm not sure that this is the proper place to ask but I do it anyway as
I desparately need some help. I'm trying to compile and test Freetype
on a embedded system, an ARM-processor running ThreadX but my problem
is on the compile-stage. My dev-box is running a cygwin-based shell and
Hello,
I'm not sure that this is the proper place to ask but I do it anyway as
I desparately need some help. I'm trying to compile and test Freetype
on a embedded system, an ARM-processor running ThreadX but my problem
is on the compile-stage. My dev-box is running a cygwin-based shell and
Hello,
I'm not sure that this is the proper place to ask but I do it anyway
as I desparately need some help. I'm trying to compile and test
Freetype on a embedded system, an ARM-processor running ThreadX but my
problem is on the compile-stage. My dev-box is running a cygwin-based
shell and after
Hello,
I'm not sure that this is the proper place to ask but I do it anyway as
I desparately need some help. I'm trying to compile and test Freetype
on a embedded system, an ARM-processor running ThreadX but my problem
is on the compile-stage. My dev-box is running a cygwin-based shell and
The make program reads the `rules.mk' and `mudule.mk' files using
wildcards. This means that you have to rename or remove all `.mk'
files in the various subdirectories you don't want to compile.
And it looks like the Jamfiles are the same way?
Jamfiles are only used if you build
On Mon, 24 Oct 2005, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
The make program reads the `rules.mk' and `mudule.mk' files using
wildcards. This means that you have to rename or remove all `.mk'
files in the various subdirectories you don't want to compile.
And it looks like the Jamfiles are the same way?
Jamfiles are only used if you build FreeType with Jam. `make'
ignores them.
I was aware of that. I was just wondering if there were differences
in the level of support given to make vs. Jam.
On Unix, for shared libraries with libtool, you need GNU make.
Werner
Hi,
Just I want to report that cross-compilation within
Unix world works, at least.
I've tried to cross-compilation of FreeType2 (latest
version checked-out from CVS) on Linux/x86, for Linux/ARM.
$ env CC=arm-cats-linuxelf-gcc \
./configure --host=i386-pc-linux-gnu
Just I want to report that cross-compilation within
Unix world works, at least. [...]
Thanks a lot for testing!
But it doesn't work well with current builds/unix/unix-cc.in.
Before writing patch about this issue, I have to study about
proper cross-compilation setting by autoconf.
We are
Have there been any changes in the abi that would cause programs to
break if the were linked with older libraries?
I guess the real question is, when was the last time this happened? I've
been reading the ChangeLogs and I don't see anything jumping out at me.
Thanks.
--
Hisashi T Fujinaka -
Hello,
-Message d'origine-
Hello,
I'm not sure that this is the proper place to ask but I do it
anyway as
I desparately need some help. I'm trying to compile and test Freetype
on a embedded system, an ARM-processor running ThreadX but my problem
is on the compile-stage. My dev-box
Have there been any changes in the abi that would cause programs to
break if the were linked with older libraries?
I guess the real question is, when was the last time this
happened? I've
been reading the ChangeLogs and I don't see anything jumping
out at me.
Regarding the public API, I
Hi again and thanks for helping!
Hello,
-Message d'origine-
Hello,
I'm not sure that this is the proper place to ask but I do it
anyway as
I desparately need some help. I'm trying to compile and test
Freetype
on a embedded system, an ARM-processor running ThreadX but my
Hello
new to this list
And i have a question
i have a webpage that shows some fonts using php
http://www.phpenabled.com/ttf_fontlist/index.php
when a font is clicked
a page opens with the character map for that font with zoom layer popup
Hi
On Thu, 03 Nov 2005 13:29:47 +0100
D.L.D. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
is it possible to filter out the rectangle and unused character?
Yes, it's almost possible, although there's no perfect solution.
The rectangle you see is fallbacking glyph. According to Microsoft
TrueType specification (see
On freetype-2.1.10, using RHEL4u2, I'm trying to limit the modules
being included. According to docs/CUSTOMIZE, I can copy two header
files (ftoption.h and ftmodule.h), edit ftmodule.h, and then change
the include path.
So my main question is, how are you supposed to modify the include
Now I'm back with the compilation of freetype, I followed mpsuzuki's
advise but my target needs big-endian coding... If someone has some
hints for doing this I would apprechiate it very much. If not, will
have to figure it out on monday. Thanks alot for all help!
/Fredrik
On Sat, 5 Nov 2005 00:10:24 +0900
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On Fri, 4 Nov 2005 15:12:36 +0100
Fredrik Carlbom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now I'm back with the compilation of freetype, I followed mpsuzuki's
advise but my target needs big-endian coding... If someone has some
hints for doing this I
I could build FreeType2 CVS that is checked out 2005/10/25 as
previous post. But, cross building of revisions after 2005/10/28
might fail. apinames is not enabled for cross building (I think
it's my next task after MacOS issue.
Thanks in advance for taking care of this particular problem!
Hello,
There is a bug in FT 2.1.10 when it loads PFM file for type 1.
In the function T1_Read_PFM, t1afm.c, it does not check for zero value
in dfPairKernTable field of Extension table. Apparently, zero means no
kerning table. It is zero in a number of fonts (e.g. Slogan Normal), but
the function
Hi,
I am trying to get a glyph with italic style but even after setting the style
flag it won't change the glyph. I am going through old discussion of freetype
list and find the freetype does not provide any facility to get Bold or Italic
style. Is this still true or now freetype has some
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