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Programming Forum and web based access to our favorite programming groups.is there a set of glyphs that I could analyze(to get the number of pixels that make up an ascii character) under unix or linux? I want to take a set of glyphs that represent ascii characters and convert them to ppm files for further analysis.
Post Follow-up to this messageconrad <conrad@lawyer.com> wrote: : is there a set of glyphs that I could : analyze(to get the number of pixels that : make up an ascii character) under unix or : linux? I want to take a set of glyphs that : represent ascii characters and convert them : to ppm files for further analysis. Take any X window font in bdf format. --
Post Follow-up to this messageconrad wrote: > is there a set of glyphs that I could > analyze(to get the number of pixels that > make up an ascii character) under unix or > linux? I want to take a set of glyphs that > represent ascii characters and convert them > to ppm files for further analysis. It depends on the graphics system not the OS. Are we talking about X or PostScript or what? Whatever the answer is there is probably a better group to post the question to. For example, if you are talking about X then comp.windows.x is probably the place to ask. -- Chuck Dillon Senior Software Engineer NimbleGen Systems Inc.
Post Follow-up to this messageHi, Have a look at the freetype library. http://www.freetype.org/ You can get the bitmap for a character. Works with true type fonts. Johan "conrad" <conrad@lawyer.com> schreef in bericht news:5503da4.0410142245.5479fc72@posting.google.com... > is there a set of glyphs that I could > analyze(to get the number of pixels that > make up an ascii character) under unix or > linux? I want to take a set of glyphs that > represent ascii characters and convert them > to ppm files for further analysis.
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