On 25/01/2013 11:07, Mike Williams wrote:
On 24/01/2013 14:43, Taro MURAOKA wrote:
I hope this patch helps complex glyph users, not only Japanese.
It improves text rendering for plain ol' ASCII as well - character stem
widths are more consistent. The effect is subtle with Consolas but more
obvious with Adobe's Source Code Pro - in fact, it makes Source Code Pro
look right (see attached)! Obviously Consolas was designed for use with
the default Windows fonts renderer so this patch improves rendering with
non MS fonts.
Other free monospace fonts like Inconsolata(*) and Anonymous Pro are now
usable on Windows as well. This is a good feature to add to VIM for all
Windows users that can use DirectX.
(*) There are problems with Inconsolata sizes 9 and 11, the equals sign
is rendered with only one line, but that most likely will be an issue
with the font program, not the DirectX font renderer.
Mike
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