I'm getting the following output:
Num glyphs: 3
char: 32 (index = 1)
char: 160 (index = 1)
How do I get the last char ? (or did I do something wrong ?)
Without seeing the font this can't be answered. For example,
character code 160 might map to the `space' glyph, having glyph
index 1
Thanks for the explanation.
I've transmitted your answer on the freetype-py issue page.
Nicolas
On Sep 26, 2011, at 9:29 , Werner LEMBERG wrote:
I'm getting the following output:
Num glyphs: 3
char: 32 (index = 1)
char: 160 (index = 1)
How do I get the last char ? (or did I do
Nicolas,
It looks to me like you terminate the loop too early. gindex == 0 is the last
glyph; you could use do {} while (); rather than while () {}.
David %^
From: freetype-devel-bounces+david.bevan=pb@nongnu.org
In fact, even if/when the synthesizing of the Unicode charmap for ZapfDingbats
is corrected, so that FT gives you
0: platform 3, encoding 1, language 0 (active)
0x0020 = 1
0x00a0 = 1
0x25bc = 2
you will only get two glyphs (but three characters) with the loop.
