Mac cursor hotspot is not at the tip of the cursor

Hi all! Just figured out that for some reason on Mac OS X default cursor (black with white border) has it's hotspot not on the tip of the white border, but inside - on the tip of the black arrow inside. Assuming this, using default cursors with small custom graphics elements is weird - you think

CoreText: determine symbol's characteristics: diacritic/space/cluster/wordbreak/etc

Hey there, I am currently having trouble determining the characteristics of the symbols, which is being processed by CoreText framework: I need to know if specific symbol is diacritic, or space. Whether is ends a word, cluster, etc. Normally in Uniscribe there is output structure (GCP_RESULTS),

CoreText: Access stylistic sets of Zapfino build-in font

Hello, How can we access the stylistic sets of Zapfino font via CoreText on OSX? We are sure Zapfino contains the, as in the TextEdit.app, the font options can be accessed and the Typography tab provides alternatives for stylistic sets ( around 7-8 of them ). We can easily access the via regular

Re: CoreText: Access stylistic sets of Zapfino build-in font

Hey there, just bumping up just to make this live a bit more. Thanks for any ideas -ernie 2018-05-24 20:34 GMT+03:00 Ernesto Monde : > Hello, > > How can we access the stylistic sets of Zapfino font via CoreText on OSX? > > We are sure Zapfino contains the, as in the TextEdi