Following on from my previous transformation query, it seems that plvect
ignores the transformation set by plstransform. I've attached a patch to fix
this. It essentially performs the transformation on both ends of the arrow
before the conversion into device coordinates. It therefore transforms
Hi Alan
I don't think that's entirely correct regarding new Harfbuzz. It seems that it
can use uniscribe or one of a few other backends, but these are optional and it
can definitely be built without any of these options, because I've done so on
Windows. I think it's a bit like Plplot -> if you w
On 2013-10-08 12:32-0700 Alan W. Irwin wrote:
> On 2013-10-08 03:02-0700 phil rosenberg wrote:
>
>> Yes Harfbuzz is moderately low level. It is the equivalent level to
> uniscribe on Windows, so it deals with things like converting a series
> of text characters into a series of glyphs and probably
On 2013-10-08 03:02-0700 phil rosenberg wrote:
> Yes Harfbuzz is moderately low level. It is the equivalent level to
uniscribe on Windows, so it deals with things like converting a series
of text characters into a series of glyphs and probably things like
text direction. [...] Sorry it
was a bit o
Hi Alan
Yes Harfbuzz is moderately low level. It is the equivalent level to uniscribe
on Windows, so it deals with things like converting a series of text characters
into a series of glyphs and probably things like text direction. It is at a
similar level to FreeType, so if we ever wanted the Fr
