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<UL>
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<A HREF="#background">FontForge's grey background distesses me. How do I
<A HREF="#background">FontForge's grey background distresses me. How do I
change it?</A>
<LI>
<A HREF="#fontsize">The fonts FontForge uses in its GUI are too small (too
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Mostly because I don't thnk that way. I don't plan things out, I have a vague
Mostly because I don't think that way. I don't plan things out, I have a vague
idea where I want to go and I explore in that direction.
<P>
Consider python scripting. I decided to add python to fontforge. I found
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Info-&gt;OS/2-&gt;Metrics</A>.
<LI>
On windows<BR>
Line spacing is supposed to be set to the Typo Ascent/Typo Desent values
Line spacing is supposed to be set to the Typo Ascent/Typo Descent values
specified in the OS/2 table. And these in turn are supposed to sum to the
emsize. (FontForge sets these values to the ascent/descent values you specify
for your font). Unfortunately most windows applications don't follow this
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(The clipping region should be bigger than the bounding box if a GPOS lookup
could move a glyph so that it extended beyond the bounding box (mark to base
is likely to cause problems). I'm not sure how this applies to cursive
positioning in Urdu where GPOS lookups can make lines arbetrarily tall)
positioning in Urdu where GPOS lookups can make lines arbitrarily tall)
<P>
MicroSoft has added a redundant bit to the OS/2 table, which essentially
tells applications they should follow the standard and use the Typographic
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(like the latin alphabet) then 192Mb is more than enough.
<LI>
If you are doing serious editing of CJK fonts then 512Mb is on the low end
of useablity.
of usability.
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<P>
FontForge requires a color (or grey-scale) monitor -- black &amp; white will
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we will end up with one closed contour. While if we start with a closed contour
we will end up with two closed contours (one on the inside, and one on the
outside). Unless there are places where the curve doubles back on itself,
then when can get arbetrarily many closed contours.
then when can get arbitrarily many closed contours.
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An elliptical pen
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<section id="random-questions">
<h2>Random questions<a class="headerlink" href="#random-questions" title="Permalink to this heading">¶</a></h2>
<ul class="simple">
<li><p><a class="reference internal" href="#faq-background"><span class="std std-ref">FontForge’s grey background distesses me. How do I change it?</span></a></p></li>
<li><p><a class="reference internal" href="#faq-background"><span class="std std-ref">FontForge’s grey background distresses me. How do I change it?</span></a></p></li>
<li><p><a class="reference internal" href="#faq-fontsize"><span class="std std-ref">The fonts FontForge uses in its GUI are too small (too big) how do I change them?</span></a></p></li>
<li><p><a class="reference internal" href="#faq-monospace"><span class="std std-ref">How do I mark a font as monospaced?</span></a></p></li>
<li><p><a class="reference internal" href="#faq-new-encoding"><span class="std std-ref">How do I tell fontforge about a new encoding?</span></a></p></li>
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</div>
<p class="attribution">—<em>The Lady’s not for Burning</em> – Christopher Fry</p>
</div></blockquote>
<p>Mostly because I don’t thnk that way. I don’t plan things out, I have a vague
<p>Mostly because I don’t think that way. I don’t plan things out, I have a vague
idea where I want to go and I explore in that direction.</p>
<p>Consider python scripting. I decided to add python to fontforge. I found that
meant it became easier to design a mechanism so users could create their own
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<a class="reference internal" href="ui/dialogs/fontinfo.html#fontinfo-ttf-metrics"><span class="std std-ref">Element-&gt;Font Info-&gt;OS/2-&gt;Metrics</span></a>.</p>
</li>
<li><p>On windows</p>
<p>Line spacing is supposed to be set to the Typo Ascent/Typo Desent values
<p>Line spacing is supposed to be set to the Typo Ascent/Typo Descent values
specified in the OS/2 table. And these in turn are supposed to sum to the
emsize. (FontForge sets these values to the ascent/descent values you specify
for your font). Unfortunately most windows applications don’t follow this
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<p>(The clipping region should be bigger than the bounding box if a GPOS lookup
could move a glyph so that it extended beyond the bounding box (mark to base
is likely to cause problems). I’m not sure how this applies to cursive
positioning in Urdu where GPOS lookups can make lines arbetrarily tall)</p>
positioning in Urdu where GPOS lookups can make lines arbitrarily tall)</p>
<p>MicroSoft has added a redundant bit to the OS/2 table, which essentially
tells applications they should follow the standard and use the Typographic
linespacing fields. This bit is called UseTypoMetrics in OpenType, and in
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<li><p>If you are interested in scripts with no more than few hundred simple glyphs
(like the latin alphabet) then 192Mb is more than enough.</p></li>
<li><p>If you are doing serious editing of CJK fonts then 512Mb is on the low end of
useablity.</p></li>
usability.</p></li>
</ul>
<p>FontForge requires a color (or grey-scale) monitor – black &amp; white will not
suffice.</p>
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ラインスペーシングは&lsquo;hhea&rsquo;テーブルのアセンダとディセンダの値によって設定されます。これは、裏を返せばフォントのバウンディングボックスの値に設定されるということです。これは賢い選択ではありません。
<LI>
<!-- On windows<BR>
Line spacing is supposed to be set to the Typo Ascent/Typo Desent values
Line spacing is supposed to be set to the Typo Ascent/Typo Descent values
specified in the OS/2 table. And these in turn are supposed to sum to the
emsize. (FontForge sets these values to the ascent/descent values you specify
for your font). Unfortunately most windows applications don't follow this
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<!-- (The clipping region should be bigger than the bounding box if a GPOS lookup
could move a glyph so that it extended beyond the bounding box (mark to base
is likely to cause problems). I'm not sure how this applies to cursive
positioning in Urdu where GPOS lookups can make lines arbetrarily tall) -->
positioning in Urdu where GPOS lookups can make lines arbitrarily tall) -->
(GPOS の位置指定によってグリフがバウンディングボックスからはみ出る位置に移動する場合は、クリッピング領域はバウンディングボックスよりも大きくする必要があります (マークから基底文字への参照が問題を起こすようです)。GPOS によって行がいくらでも高くなる可能性があるウルドゥー語の筆記体ではこれがどのように当てはまるのかについてはよく分かりません)
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(ラテンアルファベットのような) たかだか数百個の単純なグリフを含む用字系にのみ興味があるならば、192MB で十分すぎるでしょう。
<LI>
<!-- If you are doing serious editing of CJK fonts then 512Mb is on the low end
of useablity. -->
of usability. -->
CJK フォントの本格的に編集を行うなら、512MB が使いものになる最低限の容量でしょう。
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