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Re: [ft] How to render glyphs with baseline offset
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Wojciech Mamrak |
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Re: [ft] How to render glyphs with baseline offset |
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Sun, 17 Mar 2013 10:31:36 +0100 |
> I don't know. However, I'm quite sure that rotation is a graphics
> operation which is rather easy to do. Just remember that hinting
> should be off normally if a string gets rotated.
Yes, it is trivial. But I was rather thinking about text which is
rotated, hinted, and of subpixel quality - this certainly requires the
use of FT's transformation capabilities. I am not sure whether any
tool wrapping FT supports all these features.
2013/3/17 Werner LEMBERG <address@hidden>:
>
>> Werner, is harfbuzz a text shaping engine [2], or text layout engine
>> as well [1]?
>
> It's the former, AFAIK.
>
>> Even if the latter is the case, does it support text rotations, as
>> mentioned in the OP?
>
> I don't know. However, I'm quite sure that rotation is a graphics
> operation which is rather easy to do. Just remember that hinting
> should be off normally if a string gets rotated.
>
>
> Werner
- [ft] How to render glyphs with baseline offset, pvh1987, 2013/03/15
- Re: [ft] How to render glyphs with baseline offset, Werner LEMBERG, 2013/03/16
- Re: [ft] How to render glyphs with baseline offset, pvh1987, 2013/03/16
- Re: [ft] How to render glyphs with baseline offset, Wojciech Mamrak, 2013/03/16
- Re: [ft] How to render glyphs with baseline offset, Werner LEMBERG, 2013/03/17
- Re: [ft] How to render glyphs with baseline offset,
Wojciech Mamrak <=
- Re: [ft] How to render glyphs with baseline offset, Werner LEMBERG, 2013/03/17
- Re: [ft] How to render glyphs with baseline offset, Wojciech Mamrak, 2013/03/17
- Re: [ft] How to render glyphs with baseline offset, Werner LEMBERG, 2013/03/17
- Re: [ft] How to render glyphs with baseline offset, Wojciech Mamrak, 2013/03/18