On 5/17/2010 5:44 AM, Aekold Helbrass wrote:
Attachments:
snapshot11 - tiny java app with DejaVu Sans Mono, Plain, 12 size font.
snapshot12 - the same font of size 10 in KWrite.
I assume that size (and roundness) difference is because of 72 DPI in
Java and 96 in KDE, but difference in antialiasin
Expanding a little on Roman's comments :
freetype is a font scaler or rasteriser. eg It takes a TrueType font and
returns to
its requester a bitmap or greymap image, or a path describing the glyph
shape.
Its role does not extend to rendering (ie putting the results of
rasterisation
on a surfac
On 5/17/2010 5:44 AM, Aekold Helbrass wrote:
Hi again!
Thanx for you fast and informative responses!
But now I am a bit confused. Roman tells that Freetype does the
rendering, but there is significant difference between Qt apps and
Java apps. See screenthos in attachments.
I think you mis
Phil, thanx for your replies. I'll start digging into freetype.
Uploaded screenshots to picasa if you're interested:
http://picasaweb.google.com/Helbrass/Screenshots?feat=directlink
On 5/17/10, Phil Race wrote:
> On 5/17/2010 5:44 AM, Aekold Helbrass wrote:
>> Hi again!
>>
>> Thanx for you fast
Hi again!
Thanx for you fast and informative responses!
But now I am a bit confused. Roman tells that Freetype does the
rendering, but there is significant difference between Qt apps and
Java apps. See screenthos in attachments.
I found native code that works with freetype and changed glyph load
Hello,
> I want to hack into the sources of font rendering of openjdk, and I'm
> a bit confused now. So help me please understand how it works. Links
> are appreciated too.
>
> I read that freetype is used for fonts scaling, but after debugging it
> looks like freetype is used only to get font me
Good day All!
I want to hack into the sources of font rendering of openjdk, and I'm
a bit confused now. So help me please understand how it works. Links
are appreciated too.
I read that freetype is used for fonts scaling, but after debugging it
looks like freetype is used only to get font metrics