On Nov 21, 2006, at 11:20 PM, Eric Williams wrote:
It does seem that if I draw this string:
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]
%^&*()_+=-][{}\|';:/.,<>?`~"
...to an arbitrary graphics object that all subsequent uses of that
font/size combination are much, much faster.
Can you provide a simple example project and steps to reproduce it?
(From a clean restart)
The OS certainly caches glyphs, but the performance of drawing said
string before loading a document of text should not be seconds in
difference. That's a much more significant process than glyph caching.
--
Seth Willits
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