Re: [Devel] Re: Glyph Oulines Has Low Quality

[Dirck Blaskey]

Hi gang,

I'm seeing exactly this same problem with some CJK/opentype fonts
(embedded in PDF files).  Tested with 2.0.9, 2.1.4, 2.1.10 and
2.1.4 with firefly's cjk hint patches; the glyphs just look wrong.

I couldn't find a followup to this message.
Is this a known problem?  Is there any more information available?

d


Vitaliy wrote:

> Hi Werner,
> I've just tested  last changes in the CFF driver - all works OK
> :) Thank you a lot you are really  help me.
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> I'm sending another problem font from my 'Asian fonts' collection.
> I attach  .JPG file with the screen shots and .dat file with the font.
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> On the screen shot (before column ) you could see TrueType(CID) font
> which was decomposed correctly.
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> In the middle you cold see TrueType(CID) font which
> was decomposed with problems (parts of the glyph is  displaced).
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> FONT.DAT I try to send in next message - 'cause my messages with
> .ZIP archive (FONT.DAT,BadDecompose.jpg)  was excluded  by the mail-list
> manager.
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> I can send FONT.DAT antibody (who interested) personally.
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> Sunday, February 1, 2004, 2:38:12 AM, you wrote:
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> > > > I work with FT_Outline_Decompose(...) for drawing glyph as
> > > > sequence of curves . And I've founded some fonts which FreeType
> > > > (current version from CVS) produces broken outlines This fonts
> > > > was extracted from PDF file (font is in the font.dat see attach
> > > > ).
> > > >        
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> WL> Right now I've fixed two serious bugs in the CFF driver: The flex and
> WL> (emulated) seac operators weren't handled correctly.  Thanks for the
> WL> test files.  Please check whether your problems are fixed now.
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> WL>     Werner
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