Around 23 o'clock on Jun 3, Brian Stell wrote:
> Do you know Roger Sidje?
> Roger B. Sidje <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Have you seen this page:
> http://www.mozilla.org/projects/mathml/
Yes to both questions; I've tried to comprehend how Mozilla manages MathML
font mapping, and I haven't quite fi
Keith Packard wrote:
> ...
> I'd like someone with a real understanding of how MathML is
> supposed to work
Do you know Roger Sidje?
Roger B. Sidje <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Have you seen this page:
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/mathml/
> to lead me through how Xft and fontconfig could help Moz
Jon Smirl wrote:
> ...
> The Linux code is detecting the missing glyphs in all
> fonts and caching to disk. I have a lot of fonts
> installed and this processes takes over 2 minutes on a
> 1.1Ghz Athlon. But it only happens once.
>
> The Windows code uses the loca table to compute the
> data wh
Around 22 o'clock on Jun 3, Jon Smirl wrote:
> I meant that Mozilla has implemented code similar to
> fontconfig, not that it used fontconfig. Another case
> of this is the MiniXFT driver in Pango.
MiniXFT was implemented for the bare FreeType2 backend in pango -- done
before fontconfig was sp
--- Keith Packard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The 1.0 Mozilla code for using FreeType does not use
> fontconfig; it uses
I meant that Mozilla has implemented code similar to
fontconfig, not that it used fontconfig. Another case
of this is the MiniXFT driver in Pango.
> ..missing glyph, loca...
Around 20 o'clock on Jun 3, Jon Smirl wrote:
> It would be really nice for embedded systems to have
> Freetype, fontconfig and Pango packaged into a
> standalone library without any dependencies on the
> rest of X or glib.
All three have no necessary dependencies on X. Of course Pango relies o
Around 18 o'clock on Jun 3, Brian Stell wrote:
> Does Xft build/work under OpenGL?
Xft isn't a GL library, it's an X library. However, it certainly would be
possible to hook fontconfig and freetype together for 3D apps. Xft is a
pretty small chunk of code now that it doesn't do anything exc
Does Xft build/work under OpenGL?
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Around 18 o'clock on Jun 3, Owen Taylor wrote:
> Hmmm, limiting font tag usage to CJK definitely would reduce the
> possible harm that could result; and probably makes sense. (At
> least initially.)
I'm hoping that CJKV will remain the only "broken" part of Unicode in the
future; it appears th
Keith Packard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > b) Call FcFontSetSort() separately for each language, and somehow
> > influence the sort order; what we'd like to do is make including
> > the specified language tag have an weight:
>
> Language tags are currently given greater weight than
Yao Zhang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thu May 30 13:28:11 2002
>
> > Around 12 o'clock on May 30, Yao Zhang wrote:
>
> > > From your coverage map, it is easy to tell which category the font is in.
> > > But in my opinion, combining different Chinese fonts together to
Hi,
I develop an application, which uses ncurses. I want to use the vga-Font
under xterm. Allmost all Chars are shown correct, but for example the
char "132" is shown as an special char. How can I introduce Xterm, to
show this char as an "รค" ?
The char "132" is only an example.
Thanks in ad
Yao Zhang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> From your coverage map, it is easy to tell which category the font is in.
> But in my opinion, combining different Chinese fonts together to get
> a bigger coverage is generally not a good idea. I see this kind of thing
> happens in Mozilla, GTK+ 2. When
Juliusz Chroboczek wrote on 2002-06-03 06:42 UTC:
> Following the objections to my previous patch, here's a version that
> sports three build-time and two runtime mechanisms for configuring the
> bitmap scaling code in or out. Say wow.
Wow, you have just rediscovered the second law of thermodyna
Juliusz Chroboczek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >> I have seem many times in this mailing list, on the term 'language tag'.
>
> KP> This comes from the OS/2 tables [in TrueType and OpenType fonts].
> KP> There are 64 bits in this table which were originally designed to
> KP> indicate which "Co
Brian Stell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Owen Taylor wrote:
> > ...
> > Pango already has the language tagging mechanism; the question is
> > how to use this to influence character lookup.
> >
> > a) Call FcFontSetSort() once, get a list, and then when finding
> > a (language-tag, codepoi
Around 17 o'clock on Jun 2, Jos Backus wrote:
> ../fc-cache/fc-cache: failed
> *** Error code 1
Hmm. fc-cache "can't" fail like that without printing an error message
to stderr; either you didn't capture the message, or fc-cache is getting
the stack messed up somehow and having an internal v
Around 8 o'clock on Jun 3, Juliusz Chroboczek wrote:
> Following the objections to my previous patch, here's a version that
> sports three build-time and two runtime mechanisms for configuring the
> bitmap scaling code in or out. Say wow.
"wow". Thanks a bunch Juliusz. You're going to make m
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