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Por msd

Paragon (1472)

24-10-2005, 18:23

Wanker.. The offset is the character offset in ram or vram. The raw data.

Por Sonic_aka_T

Enlighted (4130)

24-10-2005, 18:36

Wanker... It's always fixed to eitheir 8bit or 16bit multiplied by height! (which I would fix as well, btw)

Por msd

Paragon (1472)

24-10-2005, 18:43

Well that's upto the end user.. I'm not going to deside that

Por AuroraMSX

Paragon (1902)

25-10-2005, 10:07

I, the end user, tell you this: fixing the width of a proportional font is a big waste of RAM (or VRAM).
Jus tuse a table with offsets and calculate the width (or - heck- even use 2 tables)!

width(C) = offset(C+1)-offset(C)

(It is decided)

Por msd

Paragon (1472)

25-10-2005, 10:19

That's why I have two tables. Well only one at the moment. But for proportional I will add another one

Por Sonic_aka_T

Enlighted (4130)

25-10-2005, 14:36

I, the end user, tell you this: fixing the width of a proportional font is a big waste of RAM (or VRAM).
Jus tuse a table with offsets and calculate the width (or - heck- even use 2 tables)!

width(C) = offset(C+1)-offset(C)

(It is decided)They are bitfons aurora, are you honestly suggesting msd bitshift his way through a gazillion bitvectors till he finds the start of a character? No, I didn't think so....

Por msd

Paragon (1472)

25-10-2005, 14:43

charaters will be always be rounded to a byte... but this doesn't mean a multiple of width 8 or 16