> > Personally, I prefer U+27E8 and U+27E9 which are never double-width
> > glyphs.
>
> I agree; see the xterm screenshot in the other mail.
>
> So we _do_ need the possibility to map the same glyph to different
> Unicode code points depending on the output device. So for Unicode
> font files, t
Michail Vidiassov wrote:
> Oh woe is me! I live under Mac OS X or Windows XP,
> bdf fonts are off-limits to me :(
> Maybe I have to use FontForge to convert bdf to bitmap truetype.
There are also scalable fonts which have this glyph. The attached HTML
file shows that on my Linux system, scalable
Dear All,
On Wed, 15 Feb 2006, Bruno Haible wrote:
Michail Vidiassov wrote:
PS. BTW, can you point me to a font having that
MATHEMATICAL * ANGLE BRACKETs ?
Sure, the Misc-Fixed fonts from Markus Kuhn, such as
-misc-fixed-medium-r-semicondensed--13-120-75-75-c-60-iso10646-1,
have it.
Oh w
Hi,
Now the glyph API is in good shape. This patch
- fixes the naming, mentioning "glyph" instead of "index",
- moves the 4 static functions that create and analyze glyphs out of the
class 'font'. They semantically belong to the class glyph; the class
'font' is built on top of it.
200
Hi,
Here is a patch that makes the glyph to name or number API available
(for the Unicode font implementation) without the ugly hacks of the
previous attempt. It makes the variants in nametoindex.cpp and
troff/input.cpp more similar, and actually simplifies things:
- Where character_indexer::nu
Werner Lemberg wrote:
> > - devhtml maps "la" to U+2329, "ra" to U+232A.
> > devutf8 and glyphuni.cpp map "la" to U+27E8, "ra" to U+27E9.
>
> I have a W3C document `entities.html' which describes HTML 4. In this
> file, U+2329 and U+232A are used for ⟨ and ⟩ -- has this
> changed meanwhile?
Sti
Hi,
The logical consequence of the last patch that added glyph::glyph_name(),
needed for unicode fonts, is the reverse mapping from glyph to index or
number.
Please don't apply this patch! It is too ugly to have to convert a string
from decimal to binary in order to find the number to which a gly
Michail Vidiassov wrote:
> PS. BTW, can you point me to a font having that
> MATHEMATICAL * ANGLE BRACKETs ?
Sure, the Misc-Fixed fonts from Markus Kuhn, such as
-misc-fixed-medium-r-semicondensed--13-120-75-75-c-60-iso10646-1,
have it. It's used in xterm:
Hi,
Before freezing the glyph API, let me add more naming fixes and comments.
Also, move some code from the name_to_glyph function to inside the
character_indexer class. (This code is needed because
character_indexer::ascii_char_index doesn't store the "charNNN" glyphs in the
by-name table: a det
