Hi,
Thanks for your answer.
As I have to know exact width of the string, I found that solution :
For every font I use, I calculate the width of a space.
And every time I use XftTextExtents8, I test if the last character of
the string is a space or not.
If it's a space, I add the width of th
Hi,
i did not see an answer so i will try:
The docu says: "XftTextExtents8 computes the pixel extents of "string" when
drawn with "font". "
IMHO:
the point here is: "pixel extents" i read "find the last pixel"
white space has no pixel so it should be ignored.
In that logic leading spaces get not
Hello,
I use XftTextExtents8 (display,font,(FcChar8
*)str,strlen(str),&glyphInfo); instruction to compute width of string str
Here are values of glyphInfo.width with following strings:
String glyphInfo.width
-
"e" 9
" e" (
