Public bug reported:
Fonts get wrong transform and kerning when using different attributes
for the same face.
[Test Case]
Notice how the following code has the T displaying over the e
import "ecere"
class Form1 : Window
{
caption = "Form1";
background = activeBorder;
borderStyle = sizable;
hasMaximize = true;
hasMinimize = true;
hasClose = true;
clientSize = { 632, 438 };
Label label1 { this, caption = "Test", font = { "Arial", 12 }, position = {
128, 88 } };
Label label2 { this, caption = "Test", font = { "Arial", 64 }, position = {
120, 168 } };
}
Form1 form1 {};
[Regression Potential]
The Font objects of the same face share the FreeType object, and must reset
these attributes when re-rendering the font or re-computing kernings between 2
characters. The fix required invoking FreeType to change these attributes.
Everything seemded to be working fine.
** Affects: ecere-sdk (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Assignee: Jerome St-Louis (jerstlouis)
Status: New
** Changed in: ecere-sdk (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) => Jerome St-Louis (jerstlouis)
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Title:
[SRU] When using different fonts attributes for same face, fonts get
missed up in Ecere
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