Well, that's just perfect, only it's not what I'm looking for :( What
I need is a fully customable way to debug some of my inputs rather
than everything as a font feature.
I found a cleaner way now: to use the whatsit node, I hope it's
useful for someone so I paste the function here:
On 29-12-2011 04:22, Zhichu Chen wrote:
All right, after some readings, I came out with a node solution. The
major idea is listed below and works just fine. n from node_traverse
(head) and n.id==node.id ('glyph')
My question is: is there a better way? Because these codes are so
dirty. I prefer
On 29-12-2011 04:22, Zhichu Chen wrote:
All right, after some readings, I came out with a node solution. The
major idea is listed below and works just fine. n from node_traverse
(head) and n.id==node.id ('glyph')
My question is: is there a better way? Because these codes are so
dirty. I prefer
All right, after some readings, I came out with a node solution. The
major idea is listed below and works just fine. n from node_traverse
(head) and n.id==node.id ('glyph')
My question is: is there a better way? Because these codes are so
dirty. I prefer mplib but I have no clue how to do that.
Hi,
I wrote some CJK vertical typesetting macros in mkii a long time ago
and I want to adopt it to mkiv. Sadly the \iftracechinese is gone. Can
I still draw boxes of each glyph to see if they are aligned in my way?
Drawing a line in the background is so not cool.
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Best Regards
Chen
On 21-12-2011 12:16, Zhichu Chen wrote:
Hi,
I wrote some CJK vertical typesetting macros in mkii a long time ago
and I want to adopt it to mkiv. Sadly the \iftracechinese is gone. Can
I still draw boxes of each glyph to see if they are aligned in my way?
Drawing a line in the background is so
Interesting, so I guess I should write some lua code? Since I have
little experience in that area, could you provide a minimal example
just to show me how to draw the baseline of each glyph?
Thanks
On Thu, Dec 22, 2011 at 6:47 AM, Hans Hagen pra...@wxs.nl wrote:
mkiv does things completely
