Now I see it, thanks!
How should I interpret the outcome for hb-shape?
> hb-shape leelawad.ttf --text-file=thai.txt
[space=0+0|uni0E2B=1+1207|uni0E49=1@217,0+0|uni0E31=1@114,500+0|space=4+1122|uni0E2B=5+1207|uni0E31=5@114,0+0|space=7+1122|uni0E2B=8+1207|uni0E49=8@217,0+0|spac
e=10+1122|uni0E2B=11+1207|uni0E31=11@114,0+0|uni0E49.sm=11@114,500+0]
What I would expect to see was the unicode, the index of the glyph
inside the leelawad.ttf font, and the screen position of the glyph. But
I don't what those numbers and symbols mean.
El 26/09/2013 19:27, Khaled Hosny escribió:
On Thu, Sep 26, 2013 at 06:48:26PM +0200, Eduardo Castineyra wrote:
Hi,
I was trying to use the hb-view and hb-shape tools but I don't get
how do they work.
This is the output I got from hb-view, is there any documentation to
know what can I do with the outcome?
If you don't specify an output file name, hb-view will do some sort of
Unicode-art to draw the glyphs on the terminal. This works fine on
Unicode-capable terminals, but I guess Windows’s cmd.exe is not such a
one. You can specify the output file name and format explicitly, see
hb-view --help.
Regards,
Khaled
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