in freetype 2.4.6,I still use this demo with a font call
STCaiyun(u can download it from
http://www.fontineed.com/font/STCaiyun), while i render the letter
'@' with size 18,and then i meet a assert,in the file
ftstroke.c,line 420。
Thanks for the report. I've CCed David; hopefully, he finds
Hi,
I'm interested in subsetting fonts for PDF
Marko V
On Thu, Aug 11, 2011 at 9:19 PM, suzuki toshiya
mpsuz...@hiroshima-u.ac.jpwrote:
FreeType is a font rendering library and not for font production.
The font subsetting method is quite varied for the purposes
(e.g. subsetting for PDF, for
A source code which is most widely used would be the font
subsetting feature of Cairo. Although there might be some
complains about its output, checking the source code of
Cairo would be useful to utilize existing softwares.
Please check cairo-truetype-subset.c, cairo-cff-subset.c
and
Ok,thanks.
One more question.What stream in FT_FaceRec stands for?
Cheers
Marko V
On Fri, Aug 12, 2011 at 3:34 PM, suzuki toshiya
mpsuz...@hiroshima-u.ac.jpwrote:
A source code which is most widely used would be the font
subsetting feature of Cairo. Although there might be some
complains
Hi,
I'm trying to turn a glyph into polygons of my own internal format to use in
opengl.
So far I've managed to:
-get and display the outline as vectors (I skipped the béziers in this
version but it looks ok)
-process the vectors and turn them into a polygon
-do pretty much the same using
I have problems displaying a glyph that I added to an existing font. Here are
the steps I followed.
- I downloaded a font and used gtk markup language in my source code to load
the font and display the value for 'J' on a gtk label and it worked fine.
- To make sure that I made no errors, I
This patch is a trivial move of band check out of the loop in the
cubic flattener.
The arcs resulting from any split are always smaller than the original.
If the original is inside the band, the children are inside by definition,
so there is no need to loop this rather long check.
I am working on
