kerning

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31545610/unable-to-enable-letter-spacing-kerning-on-uitabbaritem

问题 After asking my previous question about Uniscribe glyph kerning, and not yet receiving an answer, plus further reading on google etc, it seems Uniscribe may not support extracting glyph kerning information from a font. I therefore have a simple followup question - are there any good examples (preferably with some C++ code) of extracting glyph kerning information for a specified string from a font? It's mentioned in various places that either Pango, QT or ICU are capable of doing this, but

问题 After asking my previous question about Uniscribe glyph kerning, and not yet receiving an answer, plus further reading on google etc, it seems Uniscribe may not support extracting glyph kerning information from a font. I therefore have a simple followup question - are there any good examples (preferably with some C++ code) of extracting glyph kerning information for a specified string from a font? It's mentioned in various places that either Pango, QT or ICU are capable of doing this, but

问题 Okay, so I have been working on something for a little while and I have gotten to the point where I am planning the Text rendering part. I can already draw strings of text in two ways; DrawString and TextRenderer.DrawText. I prefer DrawText since measuring text is more accurate when using TextRenderer.Measure text. I have a class: public class Character { public string character {get; set; } public Font font {get; set; } public Point position {get; set; } } And a list of all characters

问题 How can I get kerning adjustment of space between 2 given char s in .NET? In WPF application? For example, lets say I have font Times New Roman of size 22 that is bold . What kerning will be used for characters A and v ? How can I get this value in my WPF application ? If you wander why do I need it: I want to make H.B.'s answer to my question Create guitar chords editor in WPF to work with kerning. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5809498/get-kerning-offset-value-for-given-character

问题 I've created a custom font using FontForge for use in my iOS app. When I use the font in my app, kerning is not being applied. There is a known bug that kerning is not being applied for UITextView. I'm using this in a UILabel and UITextField, so that's not the issue. I'm targeting iOS 5.0. I'm able to view the font in Font Book and Pages and see that kerning is working. However, kerning doesn't work in Word for Mac. I have enabled kerning in Word, but it does not work there. I'm not concerned

问题 Problem: Kerning my QFont has no affect on the font's kerning as displayed in my QApplication . In Qt, kerning is applied to a QFont by default Tried QFont.setKerning(True) unsuccessfully QFont.setKerning(False) also has no affect on font display Font is OpenType ( .otf ) and QFont.kerning() returns True Kerning this font in other applications e.g., Microsoft Word is successful Other QFont methods, such as QFont.setLetterSpacing work successfully on this font Font is Idler, filename is Idler

问题 I'm trying to draw strings character by character to add lighting effects to shapes composed of text. while (i != line.length()) { c = line.substring(i, i + 1); cWidth = g.getFontMetrics().stringWidth(c); g.drawString(c, xx += cWidth, yy); i++; } The problem is, the width of a character isn't the actual distance it's drawn from another character when those two characters are printed as a string. Is there any way to get the correct distance in graphics2d? 回答1: The answer by Lukas Baran solves

问题 How can I obtain kerning information for GDI to then use in GetKerningPairs? The documentation states that The number of pairs in the lpkrnpair array. If the font has more than nNumPairs kerning pairs, the function returns an error. However, I do not know how many pairs to pass in, and I don't see a way to query for it. EDIT #2 Here is my fill application that I have also tried, this is always producing 0 for any font for the number of pairs. GetLastError will always return 0 also. #include

问题 I'm rendering text onto an image using the System.Drawing.Graphics class, and the DrawString() method. I need to generate the text for this image in a very specific way so that it exactly - pixel for pixel - matches an existing image. The problem is that the text generated by DrawString() has a different kerning to the text in the existing image (my best guess is approximately 0.5 - 1 pixel per letter). Can anyone tell me if it's possible to modify the kerning while using this namespace and