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generic scanline-converter / rasteriser
From: |
Aleksandr Koltsoff |
Subject: |
generic scanline-converter / rasteriser |
Date: |
Mon, 31 Jul 2000 13:24:55 +0300 |
Hi
first of all, thanks for a great font-engine, been using it for couple
of years now and it works like a charm (haven't tried the 2.x).
Anyway, question: I need to convert vector data (lines, curves, etc)
into a bitmap and was thinking that it would be needless to re-invent
the wheel once again. Soo, any opinions on how difficult it would be to
use the ft-scanline-converted and possible the autohinter in a totally
separate project?
I'd also be using ft for font-rendering, so basically would it be
possible to make some interface to the rasterizer or something like
that? If this sounds very stupid, please tell me where I err. I have not
been able to find a good-quality rasterizer yet (libxmi is *cough* not
quite what I need :-). Mainly I'd like to have antialiasing, filled
shapes bounded by lines and curves (beziers or cubics).
And anyway it would be cool to have a GPL generic rasterizing engine for
other projects as well.
Please CC replies if possible.
Aleksandr Koltsoff
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