[cairo] UserFont size issue (ImageSurface)
Behdad Esfahbod
behdad at behdad.org
Wed Feb 4 09:48:23 PST 2009
You'd just need to draw in font space. That is, your drawings are typically
in a box of about 0 to 1 (assuming your font has zero descent). Anyway, try
adding a few strokes to see what's going on. Everything should just work.
Somehow you are doing a scale somewhere maybe that you shouldn't do?
behdad
Ian Britten wrote:
> Ian Britten wrote:
>> I'm investigating a sizing problem with my custom [FreeType based]
>> UserFont that seems to only occur when using an ImageSurface, and was
>> wondering if anyone knew of any apparent reason for the discrepancy
>> I'm seeing?
> [ snip ]
>> The code for MyFont doesn't do anything other than implement the
>> required 'render' functionality, which just draws the strokes of my
>> glyph. I'm not doing anything with any of the 'extent' stuff, but
>> maybe I should be?
>
> Can anyone describe what is required to be done within the 'render'
> callback of a UserFont, specifically regarding sizing? Currently,
> I'm not doing anything for sizing - Just drawing stuff. The docs
> allude to several possible things that could (should?) be done, but
> it isn't really clear (to me) what is required, and what is optional.
>
> In my testing, I gutted my current/custom 'render' implementation,
> and simply did a show_glyphs() using the input Context and the input
> glyph. Surprisingly, this seems to work [ Using the 'toy' font, I
> guess? ]. The actual glyphs are wrong (Presumably the wrong glyph
> mapping, but I'm not concerned about that), but they seemed to
> be the correct size, both for PDF and PNG output.
>
> Going back to my minimal 'render' implementation, if I simply do this:
> Cairo::RefPtr<Cairo::FtFontFace> fFace(
> Cairo::FtFontFace::create(this->theData.ftFace,//FT_Face
> load_flags));
> inContext->set_font_face(fFace);
> inContext->show_glyphs(glyphs); // Draw 1 glyph at (0,0)
> to use my FT_Face rather than the default face, then I get the
> correct face, but I'm back to my size problem - It seems right for
> PDF, but is too small for PNG.
>
> As such, I'm getting the impression I need to do something more, but
> I'm just not sure what.
> - Do I do use the input scaled_font somehow? Currently I'm ignoring
> it...
> - Do I modify the input text_extents somehow? The docs indicate the
> defaults should usually be suitable.
> - Do I change the matrix (Or the font_matrix?) on the input context?
> The docs say it's already been set though, and things are in
> 'font space'.
>
> Many thanks for any clarification/help!
> Ian
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