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This is my final post on this subject, just to end this topic on a
positive note.
Although the font management tools on solaris 10 release 08/07 always
dump core after a few keystrokes and button clicks, Solaris' truetype
fonts themselves are okay. On
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thomas bonfort schrieb:
> Now onto the points you're raising:
> - as Tamas said, there's no support for accented characters *with the
> embedded raster raster fonts*. Truetype fonts don't have this problem
> provided you use/specify the correct encodi
> On Solaris truetype fonts aren't included by default but have to be
> installed manually as well.
> And I didn't find much end user documentation on the internet dealing
> with installing and configuring mapserver with agg support at all. (I
> doubt that many users have got it to work or let alon
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> Coming out of nowhere and bitching on a project because you haven't
> understood the extent of a closed bug seems to me a very impolite way
> of introducing yourself and getting people to want to help you imho.
Sorry, I didn't want to sound impolite
> This means that AGG has no ability whatsoever to deal with non-standard
> non-ASCII characters such as ä,ü, §, ß ? Is it really impossible to
> render vowels with accents, Umlauts, Sharp-S and so on with AGG? Then
> why has AGG been included into the mapserver distribution in the first
> place?
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2008/12/5 Knut Behrends <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> >I've noticed that rendering raster fonts when the character code falls
> >outside of the 23-127 domain may cause crash in mapserver. The
> >following patch provides a fix for the problem, however I consider this
> >as rather a bug in the AGG librari
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Hi List, I need some clarification:
Do I understand this ticket correctly:
>http://trac.osgeo.org/mapserver/ticket/2739
>Rendering raster fonts with AGG may cause crash in mapserver
>I've noticed that rendering raster fonts when the character code f
