On Wed, Mar 17, 2004 at 11:58:25AM -0500, Alexander R. Pruss wrote:
Do you have performance data? Is rendering slowed down for non-Unicode
text?
I have no data, but I am using unicode plucker daily, and I do not
perceive any speed difference between original plucker and patched one
(but on the
From: Radovan Garabik [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have no data, but I am using unicode plucker daily, and I do not
perceive any speed difference between original plucker and patched one
You could insert some timer calls, and test two things:
(1) the amount of time to reformat a page after a screen
We than declare that GrayFontGlyphInfo[] contains glyphs in ascending
order, but with skipping permitted. First min(255, lastChar-firstChar)
glyphs has to be continuous, without skipping - this makes new fonts
compatible with older plucker, and older fonts will be usable with
new plucker too
On Thu, Mar 18, 2004 at 08:37:08AM -0500, Alexander R. Pruss wrote:
But how are you going to say in advance that document uses unicode
characters, without parsing it all?
Do you need to turn off uses8BitChars for unicode documents that do unicode
via the UNICODE16 and UNICODE32
Do you need to turn off uses8BitChars for unicode documents that do
unicode
via the UNICODE16 and UNICODE32 functions, rather than for UTF-8
documents
(which I assume are flagged in some way)?
yes, because currently UTF-8 files are not supported at all
(it would be very easy to do, just
Bugs 901 and 1158 are fixed. TextParser.py now forces compliance with w3c
recommendation for XHTML on HTML agents. Tags like tag/ are
converted to tag /.
Christopher R. Hawks
HAWKSoft
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I love the way Microsoft follows
---Reply to mail from Alexander R. Pruss about monochrome bitmaps
I am working on PalmImagePlugin.py to recognize when an image really is
monochrome to downgrade the bpp for that image.
I saw this and it may be a bad thing. Multiimages look bad if they are
not all the same depth. I had
---Reply to mail from Alexander R. Pruss about monochrome bitmaps
I am working on PalmImagePlugin.py to recognize when an image really is
monochrome to downgrade the bpp for that image.
I saw this and it may be a bad thing. Multiimages look bad if they are
not all the same depth.
Do
I am working on PalmImagePlugin.py to recognize when an image really
is
monochrome to downgrade the bpp for that image.
I saw this and it may be a bad thing. Multiimages look bad if they
are
not all the same depth.
I've just noticed that indeed my version can render different
I vote to make the viewer draw bw bitmaps in blackwhite rather than
blackbackground. This way behavior will be consistent between bw bitmaps
and colored bitmaps. Alex
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