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Shaping
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* Use the new PangoCoverage stuff for looking up fonts,
and implement pango_font_get_shaper().
Layout Driver
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The PangoLayout object is a highlevel driver that takes an attributed
string and produces lines of glyphs. As well as just implementing
this, there are various improvements that need to be made to
* Figure out better ways of doing line breaks. (This may involve
implementing the TeX/Raph x0-x1 stuff for line breaks.)
* Add attributes data structures, feed attributed strings
into pango_itemize() (? is this necessary)
X rendering
===========
* The point-size/pixel size handling is not done right. Right
now we are just assuming pixel == point, because trying to
use the point-size fields of the X fonts didn't work on
systems with both 100 and 75 dpi fonts installed.
We should query the X server for its actual reported value
and use that to translate point size to pixel size.
(This doesn't really handle the case of optically scaled
bitmaps properly, but I think that is an ignorable problem.)
Other rendering engines
======================
Somebody should start working on a libart font-system / renderer
soon, to make sure that the interfaces are suitable.
Engines
=======
* Switch engines to be indentified by properties, instead
of hardcoded role/language. (?)
Language Modules
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* It would be nice to have X based renderers for a few more scripts;
Arabic in particular is one such script.
* Once we have a libart renderer, porting Raph's devanagari shaper
to Pango and C (from Perl) would be a cool demo and test case.
* The clusters set by the current modules need to be set.
Documentation
=============
* Much or all of the X Fonts document from pango.org needs to be moved
into the API reference.
General
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* Add a "make test" target to examples/, add environment variables
to point to module and font alias files, remove the code that
loads these from the current directory. (There are security
implications with the current stuff)
* pango_context_list_fonts does not properly suppress duplicates
when multiple font maps are involved
* Report errors from functions, these errors include such things.
- Invalid string
- Font does not match
Probably the right thing to do here is to use something very close
to the GConf API ... see Havoc's GException proposal.
* Allow UTF8 strings with embedded NULLs.
* Write a small default shaping engine that only
draws a placeholder character ... and does that in
a way that always works.
* Finish coverting over from utils.c to Tom Tromey's libunicode.
Add the remaining useful functions from utils.c into libunicode.
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