On 30 Jan 2002, Lars Clausen wrote, quoting himself:
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> On 30 Jan 2002, Lars Clausen wrote:
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>> On Wed, 30 Jan 2002, Jason Maiorana wrote:
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>>> Out of curiousity, could you go into a little detail about the
>>> difficulty you are having with freetype.
>>
>> Absolutely! Any help is welcome:)
>>
>> All the fun is in lib/font.c, inside #ifdef HAVE_FREETYPE. In
>> freetype_load_string(), I manage to find the size of the string, and that
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> This has now been fixed, it was some pointer error that I'd missed
> (freetype does a great job of totally confusing the user about what is a
> pointer and what is not:). I can now render the text, except it's
inverted
> and longer than it should be:)
I this a good example of solving one's problem while trying to explain it to
others? I don't know how many times I have discovered my own [coding]
mistakes just as I was trying to explain to a colleague what I couldn't get
working...
:-)
-+-Ben-+-