Cool
Well, SharpWS has not yet reached the point where it's actually functional.
It's quite possible large portions of it might change over time..
But it shouldn't matter because font rendering is a piece which
shouldn't be too hard to decouple from the windowing system..
Have you looked at freetype? it's an opensource font rendering library.
Not in C# ofcourse, and probably not too easy to read trough though..
But font rendering is definitely something which we'll need at some
point, and definitely a difficult part of the window system to
tackle.. so your efforts are most welcome!

On 9/26/07, Maciej Jagiello <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It may be a bit off place at the moment but I started a TrueType font
> implementation.
> As someone mentioned earlier it's a lot of work on its own. What I've
> done for now
> is a mare beginning and I'm not sure if I can get it done well by my
> self because I
> lack time and brain force. For now at the very least I plan to manage to
> render
> simple glyphs w/o hinting, anti-aliasing nor complex scripts.
> I didn't examine SharpWS and I'm afraid I won't be able to do so for a
> long time :(

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