https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=104597
--- Comment #67 from Armin Le Grand <[email protected]> ---
@Kevin, Stuart: It's not really a gap - a pic would say more than 1000 words,
but...
- if next char starts at the same pos (test before) it covers current -> bad
- it's about 'guessing' the width of curr char
- if curr char is tall -> 20% start value may be good
- if curr is wide -> 80% may be good
- so, together, when between that, it may be a good guess
With my current approach we check for 23% to 100% and horizontally which should
be good. Extending to check for less than 80% would be easy, too.
Much better but more complicated would be to use the width of the current char
-> it's not in the matrix, so would need an OutDev, the font, setting it and
asking for width of that char, then using that width to create better - but
still unsharp - bounds to test against. Unsharp due to we do not know if e.g.
using block text layout how big the gaps btw single chars which should be
concatenated really are :-(
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