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Re: Some questions about the OT-SVG implementation
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Werner LEMBERG |
Subject: |
Re: Some questions about the OT-SVG implementation |
Date: |
Tue, 16 Nov 2021 08:44:38 +0000 (UTC) |
> [...] What I've done is that I get the values from the tables at the
> CFF/TTF layer while loading the document and leave the rest of the
> calculation of the bearings (and also the vertical advance height
> calculation if it wasn't found in the table) to be done by the
> preset hook on the renderer side. [...]
OK.
> The vertical advance I calculate as (height * 1.2).
Yes. This is the value TeX is using as its default distance between
baselines.
> The corresponding metrics calculations in CFF seem weird,
What calculations are you referring to?
> while they also provide okayish layout, the origins you can clearly
> see being on top of other glyphs. I attach a picture to illustrate
> this. The red dots show origin points.
Please elaborate what the first image shows; it's not clear to me how
to interpret it.
> What's your opinion on the formulas and code organization (advances
> on CFF/TTF side while actual bearings on the hooks side, the
> bearings do need the bounding box which is calculated in the preset
> hook, hence it made sense to do it this way).
You approach sounds sensible to me, thanks. Maybe others can chime in
to voice more opinions.
Werner