Hi Fang, I discussed this with Herbert and we both do not have an idea why it behaves that way. I suggest you create a very simple test document with only two glyphs that should be equal but are not. Then implement a debugging function that exports the two PolyPolygon to a human readable format and then we may see why they are different.
Regards, Christian Fang Yaqiong wrote: > Hi Christian, > The method PolyPolygon::IsEqual() is what we need to compare two > PolyPolygons, but when I try to enter several same Chinese Charactors, and > then export them into flash, I find that some of the polygons(line and curve) > which compose the PolyPolygon have subtle difference in the position. So when > I use PolyPolygon::IsEqual() to compare PolyPolygon, the method always return > false even I export the same Chinese charactors. How can I solve it? > Looking forward to your suggestions sincerely. > > Best regards, > Fang > > > > > Fang Yaqiong [EMAIL PROTECTED] > 2007-07-02 > Regards&Thanks! > Tel:010-5157-0010 Ext.6202 > Beijing Redflag CH2000 Software Co., Ltd. > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
