Christopher Blizzard writes:
> I've attached the small test stub that I used to test the code before
> checking it in. It should shed a little light on how the code paths
> are supposed to work.
Thanks a lot, this is what did it:
#if 0
PangoFontMap *map = pango_ft2_font_map_for_display ();
#else
/* Thanks again, Chris Blizzard */
PangoFontMap *map
= PANGO_FC_FONT_MAP (pango_xft_get_font_map (GDK_DISPLAY (), 0));
#endif
I'm now past Hello World level, and can continue with the real afm
mapping part!
> get_glyph should return a single glyph for a specific code point.
> Note that there is no support here for doing more than one glyph for a
> code point. As Owen put it, I think correctly, "write a shaper" if
> you want to do that.
Ok, I think that suits my needs for now.
> get_charset should return an FcCharSet * that includes complete
> coverage information for your font. That might include coverage in
> the usual unicode ranges, or in the PUA.
Ok, that should not be too hard -- as long as the application drawing
onto pango and the decoder use the same unicode mapping all should be
fine I guess. Maybe it's best to map all unknown characters in the
PUA, I'll see.
Thanks,
Jan.
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