>> Applied, thanks. You've looked at Courier New with anti-aliasing off,
>> right? If you switch it on, you won't see that horizontal lines
>> disappear. FreeType's autofitter has been designed for AA mode only,
>>
> Werner, that's not true. The auto-fitter should be able to handle
> non-AA mode
> > FreeType's autofitter has been designed for AA mode only,
>
> Werner, that's not true. The auto-fitter should be able to handle
> non-AA modes appropriately.
Oh, thanks for the correction.
> If the lines disappear, there is some bug somewhere.
The patch suggested by Chris fixes this problem
> Applied, thanks. You've looked at Courier New with anti-aliasing off,
> right? If you switch it on, you won't see that horizontal lines
> disappear. FreeType's autofitter has been designed for AA mode only,
>
Werner, that's not true. The auto-fitter should be able to handle
non-AA modes approp
> While playing font rendering, and trying to figure out while scaling
> some truetype fonts ends up with the bottom horizontal line of E, L,
> 2 etc is missing. (75dpi, freetype used as an X server renderer,
> running on Solaris, so using the Sun provided CourierNew.tff.)
> [...]
>
> I think tha
Hi,
While playing font rendering, and trying to figure out while scaling some
truetype fonts ends up with the bottom horizontal line of E, L, 2 etc is
missing. (75dpi, freetype used as an X server renderer, running on
Solaris, so using the Sun provided CourierNew.tff)
I believe the fix for is to
