> In the meantime I have made a hook into my sources, that looks for
> undefined values (one of the functions gives me NULL, which I can
> look for). So, I add a littlebid space between the symbols, when I
> encounter an undefined thing like a " ", and do not even call the
> FT_-functions.
Hmm. We can only help you if you identify the problematic font.
> > Well, there exist fonts which don't have a space character (TeX
> > fonts, for example).
>
> TeX-fonts?! Ooops... I did not expect that. TeX also has a "\ ",
> so i thought this will be created by a font-coded " ", but it seems
> I have wrong assumptions here.
No TeX font has a space *glyph* within its fonts. In TeX, the word
space is always stretchable and shrinkable, and TeX doesn't have the
concept of inter-letter spacing, thus a space glyph (with a given
width) is completely unusable.
Werner
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