Am Montag, den 09.02.2009, 19:44 +0100 schrieb Michael Fötsch: > Benjamin Wolsey wrote: > > It sounds like it is embedded in the YouTube movie. In the testcase you > > attached there were no glyph records (if I remember correctly), so it > > would use a device font even if the SWF specified an embedded font. > > Okay, I managed to create a movie that uses an embedded font (starting > from testsuite/samples/shared-fonts.swf). With an embedded font, Gnash > behaves just like Flash 10 (ColorTransform does apply to the TextField).
Great! What would be very useful as a starting point is a manual ming testcase so that the behaviour can be verified visually: several static / dynamic TextFields variously with embedded and device fonts, and with various rgba values for the text and the parent MovieClip. If there is a description of what it should look like, it is at least helpful for fixing the bug even if it doesn't stop regressions so easily. The fix is possibly in TextRecord::displayRecords() - when it's a device font, using cxform() instead of get_world_cxform() and always setting alpha to opaque. TextField::get_world_cxform() also affects border and background colour of TextFields, so it would also be worth testing whether these are affected by the parent's transform or not. bwy -- Free Flash, use Gnash http://www.gnu.org/software/gnash/ Benjamin Wolsey, Software Developer - http://benjaminwolsey.de
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