Hi Werner,
Thanks for your reply.
A new question is that which API can I use to load a vertical glyph of
a character such as '、' of Japanese is to be appear in top-right when
vertical mode.
-Original Message-
The result you get is correct. Attached is the glyph `h' as shown in
A new question is that which API can I use to load a vertical glyph
of a character such as '、' of Japanese is to be appear in top-right
when vertical mode.
This is something FreeType doesn't support directly since it doesn't
handle the `vert' OpenType feature for selecting vertical writing
Ex. command line - example1.exe c:/ipam.ttf ahg
The result of my PC is attached file 're.jpg'.
example1.c was updated, please use the new attached one.
The result you get is correct. Attached is the glyph `h' as shown in
fontforge: All ASCII glyphs `float' above the base line instead of
The result you get is correct. Attached is the glyph `h' as shown in
fontforge: All ASCII glyphs `float' above the base line instead of
touching it!
If all ASCIIs float, 'a' touched the baseline of my result in 're.jpg'.
So is it correct ?
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Ex. command line -
I use FT2.3.1 to parse IPA fonts - IPA Minchao.
This is more than three years old! The current FreeType version is
2.4.4...
The last parameter of function FT_Load_Glyph() was set to
FT_LOAD_DEFAULT, so that font glyph could be hinted before load out.
But metrics of output glyph seems wrong
Attached file is the example from FT.
Which parameters shall I give the demo program? What output do you
expect?
Font file of IPA Minchao is
too large, so download it self :( URL:
http://www.langsci.ucl.ac.uk/ipa/
Which one? Please provide a more precise link.
Werner
Sorry !
URL of IPA Minchao font : http://ossipedia.ipa.go.jp/ipafont/ipam00302.php
There is two parameters. The 1st one is font file's path, 2nd one is the
string
to be rendered.
Ex. command line - example1.exe c:/ipam.ttf ahg
The result of my PC is attached file 're.jpg'.
example1.c was updated,
Hi everyone,
I use FT2.3.1 to parse IPA fonts - IPA Minchao. The last parameter of
function
FT_Load_Glyph() was set to FT_LOAD_DEFAULT, so that font glyph could be
hinted
before load out. But metrics of output glyph seems wrong because characters
do
not arrange along the baseline. For example,
