On 26/03/2013 12:20, Taro MURAOKA wrote:
I have fixed a problem which ":set<CR>" is crash.
Best.
Looking good here, although I only use it for latin character sets.
Makes Source Code Pro font usable but has little effect on most Windows
fonts since they are designed for the GDI renderer's behaviour.
One thing that is not controllable is the type of anti-aliasing
performed - there needs to be a call to SetTextAntialiasMode() to
specify if grayscale or ClearType anti-aliasing should be done. Perhaps
this could be option aamode taking 0-3 as
perhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/windows/desktop/dd368170%28v=vs.85%29.aspx
To avoid confusion how about renaming the mode option as geom (since
it relates to geometry of rgb components of a pixel) and geom as
positioning as it affects character layout.
It may be useful to document at least the modes.
For geom (what was mode):
0 - RGB components coincident (CRT displays)
1 - Pixel components in RGB order (most LCD displays)
2 - Pixel components in BGR order
For positioning (what was geom):
0 - Automatic rendering based on font and size.
1 - No anti-aliasing.
2 - Horizontal anti-aliasing with GDI Cleartype character positioning.
3 - Horizontal anti-aliasing with improved GDI Cleartype positioning.
4 - Horizontal anti-aliasing with natural positioning.
5 - Horizontal and vertical anti-aliasing with natural positioning.
6 - Use font outlines directly
For aamode (if implemented):
0 - System default.
1 - ClearType anti-aliasing.
2 - Grayscale anti-aliasing.
3 - No anti-aliasing.
HTH - TTFN
Mike
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