On 06/17/11 23:53, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
If I understand you correctly, there currently isn't a possibility to
get such info from HarfBuzz easily (if at all)?
No, currently there isn't.
behdad
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Finally, there is the problem of glyphs which can't be addressed
with a cmap directly, like small caps which are activated by an
OpenType feature. Similar to FreeType's autohinter, such glyphs
don't get any special consideration and are treated by the default
hinting module (in FreeType this
One major problem still remains which I have to resolve in the next
days: Composite glyphs are rendered incorrectly.
I've fixed that now. However, letting the autohinter handle subglyphs
separately will always produce inferior results if compared to
handling all subglyphs together at the same
great. but i am embarrassed to admit that i have built the library but
have not found how to use the 'autohint' function :)
a quick howto, please!
vern
On 16 Jun 2011, at 21:20, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
One major problem still remains which I have to resolve in the next
days: Composite
[Vern, I take the liberty to answer on the list also.]
That's very interesting and gives some pretty good results. If
no-one else has done so i am happy to run some specimen tests
produce screenshots.
This would be great! Please wait a few days until I've fixed the
problem with composite
Werner,
Sounds good.
I think i remember you saying that ttfautohint will not have a GUI. Is that
still the case?
vernon
On 15 Jun 2011, at 11:28, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
[Vern, I take the liberty to answer on the list also.]
That's very interesting and gives some pretty good results.
I think i remember you saying that ttfautohint will not have a GUI.
Is that still the case?
Yes. ttfautohint is a library (with a single API function :-), and
the `hint' program is just a small demo using it. Writing a GUI
front-end might be a nice job later on, but it has no priority for me
On 06/15/11 06:28, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
Finally, there is the problem of glyphs which can't be addressed with
a cmap directly, like small caps which are activated by an OpenType
feature. Similar to FreeType's autohinter, such glyphs don't get any
special consideration and are treated by the
