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| malc_ | tor8: ran some .ps file through ps2pdfwr and mupdf reports weird bboxes for text.. like for instance: <span font="Unnamed-T3" size="0.12" wmode="0" eol="1"> <char ucs="S" bbox="274 320 283 321" />, needless to say the glyphs are not at all one pixel tall | 11:44.10 |
| tor8 | malc_: the height is based on the font "size" not the actual glyph size | 11:59.15 |
| | size="0.12" is what's used to calculate the font height | 11:59.30 |
| malc_ | tor8: well,i'm getting one high pixel bboxes when not using mupdfshow too | 12:00.31 |
| | it's not a problem with mupdf (the application) since it only does rectangular text selection | 12:01.01 |
| sebras | tor8: fz_shear is used to simulate italics when rendering glyphs. I wonder however why it is not named fz_skew to map to pdfref..? | 17:58.07 |
| | tor8: not that it is terribly importation, more of an observation. | 17:58.25 |
| ray_laptop | ever since I installed VS 9 SP1, my computer has been crashing frequently. STOOPID microsoft ! :-( | 18:33.00 |
| | I can't even make it through the installs of some of the subsequent updates it finds are 'important'. Been going through them one at a time and have 9/10 system updates in. After 3 tries to get the last one in, moving on to the VS SP1 updates | 18:34.31 |
| | took about 15 minutes, but it made it through the first VS update (of 5) | 18:38.59 |
| sebras | Robin_Watts: is there a reason that fz_gridfit_matrix() is the only matrix-function that takes fz_matrix *, while the others take fz_matrix? | 18:50.20 |
| | or that it is not in base_geometry? this may be since it's related to pixels, but still... | 18:53.08 |
| | tor8: regarding fz_shear. would it be more user-friendly to give the arguments in degrees of rotation from axis-alignment? see pdfref. | 19:24.39 |
| tor8 | sebras: I don't think so. I doubt anyone wants a shearing matrix, and if they do they know enough about the math that they'll probably want the matrix values without some funky trigonometry getting in the way | 19:28.07 |
| | commit 68ddf2e5505b3b6295f2373fdac8a5b296bb441c is the one and only reason we have that function | 19:29.17 |
| | and with an angle, you'd need two functions | 19:29.48 |
| sebras | yeah, I know about that commit. | 19:29.54 |
| tor8 | or take two angles, making it somewhat difficult to understand | 19:30.25 |
| sebras | why two functions? couldn't you just give two angles in one go? | 19:30.26 |
| | right. | 19:30.39 |
| | Robin_Watts: "pay no attention to the man behind the curtain." :D | 23:23.26 |
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