> Well, any time you want to run the Pango layout process, you need
> Unicode code points. So there needs to be a PUA mapping. If the
> application author and the font creator can agree on a PUA mapping,
> that's the ideal situation.
Given that TeX users often have non-standard fonts/encodings,
On Tue, 2004-05-18 at 09:57, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
> > > So what I'm actually/probably looking for is something like:
> > >
> > > pango_addchar (&string, "font", "lilypond-feta, r16",
> > > "char-name", "noteheads-0", 0);
> >
> > Generally, I think we'd leave this up to the applic
> 1. find out what freetype does, ie, where feta charaters get
> mapped,
Since the feta fonts don't contain a single character which could be
mapped directly to Unicode, no Unicode cmap is constructed at all.
Instead, FreeType uses the artificial platform/encoding ID pair (7,2)
-- `7' is T
Werner LEMBERG writes:
> In case the gtk-app-devel-list can't help, you should probably
> directly contact Owen Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.
I did at last, and he replied to gtk-i18n-list (see below). It seems
that we have three options:
1. find out what freetype does, ie, where feta charaters
> I'm having trouble to get gnomecanvas/pango to draw a character from
> LilyPond's custom-encoded music font: [...]
>
> Can you help me with this, how does this work, where should I
> look/ask?
In case the gtk-app-devel-list can't help, you should probably
directly contact Owe
[sorry for repost]
I'm having trouble to get gnomecanvas/pango to draw a character from
LilyPond's custom-encoded music font: lilypond-feta. The problem also
applies for LilyPond's sodipodi/svg output that is currently broken.
lilypond-feta.afm snippet:
FontEncoding fetaMusic
C 60 ; N noteh
I'm having trouble to get gnomecanvas/pango to draw a character from
LilyPond's custom-encoded music font: lilypond-feta. The problem also
applies for LilyPond's sodipodi/svg output that is currently broken.
lilypond-feta.afm snippet:
FontEncoding fetaMusic
C 60 ; N noteheads-0 ; B 0 -2749
