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Re: [Devel] Frustrating Freetype 2.1.4 (and earlier) bug


From: David Turner
Subject: Re: [Devel] Frustrating Freetype 2.1.4 (and earlier) bug
Date: Wed, 23 Apr 2003 16:48:14 +0200
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Hello Andy,

Andy Bearsley wrote:
I looked through the FT documentation, but I couldn't see a place or
procedure for bug reporting - I hope you're able to point me in the correct
place to post this bug:
Using the standard Times Italic font from Win2k
TIMESI.TTF
there is a glaring problem with the lowercase 'z' character.  At point sizes
20 and lower the diagonal bar of the 'z' is entirely absent.
The point size is set with:
FT_Set_Char_Size(m_pFace, (20 * 64), (20 * 64), 72, 72);

I'm using v2.1.4  The problem is also in 2.1.3  The problem is the same
regardless of the state of the state of
TT_CONFIG_OPTION_BYTECODE_INTERPRETER being defined or not.

It it's likely to be something I'm doing wrong, can you suggest a list of
things to check? If it could be a bug in FT, what further information would
you like me to supply to help locate the problem?

It's a bug in the font that appears when the bytecode interpreter is
turned on. It doesn't appear with auto-hinting, by the way on my tests.

There is nothing we can do if you turn the bytecode interpreter on.
Times New Roman Italic is simply not suited for anti-aliasing at small
pixel sizes with native TrueType hinting..

Regards,

- David Turner
- The FreeType Project  (www.freetype.org)


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