Attached are two screenshots (using current git) with my Chrome
browser. In the 96dpi snapshot, the exclamation mark is *smaller*
than in the 72dpi snapshot, which indicates that the glyph image
scaling is completely out of control... The results with Firefox
are roughly the same.
I've slightly updated the view. Please check.
I am using 50% width of the table for the image and height is 'auto'.
This will keep the proportions of the images correct with respect to
other images in the table.
I agree, it seems weird. But if we scale the image with respect to the size of
the image, the results are not pleasing.
BTW, if I scroll down, then change a viewing option (e.g., switching
from 16 to 20), I'm taken to the top line so that I have to scroll
down again. It would be nice if this could be avoided somehow.
(spent a lot of time on this ) :(
It seems I need jQuery only for this function.
For all the other functions (including sprite animation) I don't need jQuery.
Another thing to add is some text to `top.html' which shortly explains
to the user what she or he is seeing. In particular, it should also
show the paths to the used DLLs. And please replace `Size' with
`Size (pt)' or `Point Size'.
Done.
Oops. Attached also.
Some other minor things for `runme.sh'.
. Please make FT_TEST_TEST_DLL overridable also.
. You are now using arrays. Since this is a bash extension you should
start the script with the proper shebang:
#! /bin/bash
This is the quick solution. A better one is probably to avoid
bashisms altogether (the tests should work on as much platforms as
possible), teaching `make_sprite' to understand render mode strings.
. The shell is line oriented, so please remove all unnecessary
trailing `;' characters.
Done
BTW, will you be able to make the sprite feature actually work,
probably with zooming? Right now I see four glyphs side by side,
which doesn't help much.
Done.
Added three animation sequences.
Please check. (Click on any image in the table)
Could you tell me again what exactly you mean by zooming.