By Reverting beginnings of raster-fonts-works (*.fnt and *.fon)
Thanks Katayama Hirofumi MZ for helping with this revert.
The regression was introduced by 0.4.13-dev-681-g
ae99df1675
I will also port this revert back into 0.4.13-RC
- Delete ItalicFromStyle and WeightFromStyle functions.
- Don't use FT_FaceRec.style_name for font style but pOS2->fsSelection, pOS2->usWeightClass, WinFNT.italic and WinFNT.weight.
- Don't use the bitmap glyph as possible if the glyph will be oblique'd.
- Tahoma Italic is working!
CORE-9614
CORE-16269
- Add IntGdiAddFontResourceEx function that is extended from IntGdiAddFontResource, in order to add dwFlags parameter.
- Add IntLoadFontsInRegistry function that will load the fonts from registry info.
- If loading from registry failed, IntLoadSystemFonts will be called.
- Use IntLoadFontsInRegistry rather than IntLoadSystemFonts in the OS startup.
- Add NameFromCharSet function.
- Append " (CharSetName)" to registry value name if not TrueType.
Fix and improve font dumping. CORE-16245
- FontGDI->FontObj is not a pointer.
- "%s" does null check, so we remove redundant null checks.
- Add FaceName and StyleName dumping.
addendum to 0.4.13-dev-707-g
0e4db883e5
Jim Tabor intended to structurally use flTextAlign over
lTextAlign internally within IntExtTextOutW().
He initially committed these changes in 0.4.12-dev-805-g
3377fe184e
But we unintentionally lost these changes via 0.4.13-dev-370-g
8f482af0a8
Many thanks to Doug Lyons who helped a lot with fixing CORE-16133.
We assume pso->sizlBitmap.cy is positive. CORE-15995
Because pso->sizlBitmap.cy is certificated as a positive value after initialization in SURFACE_AllocSurface, so we can safely omit abs and labs (absolute) function calls for it.
- Use an auxiliary list where we add the new enumerated faces, for easy
roll-back in case a failure happens during font loading. Only at the
very end when font loading has been successfully done, the auxiliary
list is appended to the corresponding global or per-proceess font list.
- Perform actual cleanup in case of failures.
- Introduce CleanupFontEntryEx() helper to simplify cleanup in
IntGdiLoadFontsFromMemory() in failure paths; implement
CleanupFontEntry() around it.
Additions:
- Perform string buffer NULL check in IntGdiAddFontResource().
- Reorder memory unmapping and section object dereferencing in
IntGdiAddFontResource().
- Move DuplicateUnicodeString() upwards.
- Mark explicitly the Marlett font handling hacks.
Add raster font (*.fnt and *.fon files) support. CORE-16165
- Add IntGetCharSet() function to get the charset by index and/or the number of charsets.
- Make IntGdiLoadFontsFromMemory() a non-recursive function.
- IntGetOutlineTextMetrics() accepts raster fonts.
- Improve CharMap handling (especially TT_PLATFORM_APPLE_UNICODE).
- Write the raster font file info to the registry.
- Don't request font size for raster fonts in IntRequestFontSize() function.
by reverting essential parts of "Font rotation at arbitrary angles"
which was once committed in several steps:
Initial commit (PR#1207)
0.4.12-dev-243-g
f757a13519
broke font rendering for GTK apps CORE-15623
Second commit (PR#1238)
0.4.12-dev-558-g
64987cf273
restored font rendering in GTK apps but introduced slowdown CORE-16020
Katayama agreed to the temporal revert and will try to come up later
with a performance optimized version.
We revert in 0.4.12-RC and 0.4.13-dev.
The revert will cause failure-increases in gdi32:TextTransform
https://reactos.org/testman/compare.php?ids=67898,67901
In NtGdiGetGlyphIndicesW function, allocation of zero size had caused fatal failures.
Avoid allocation of zero size in ExAllocatePoolWithTag calls. Optimize for cwc == 0. CORE-12825
Thanks to the patches author Doug Lyons
and the reviewers hbelusca and Katayama Hirofumi MZ.
The regression was introduced by
0.4.13-dev-24-g
61475b9fed
Fix results from tests, add (last one) gdi batch support for
ExtSelectClipRgn. Left commented out test code in tree this time.
Pass Katayama Hirofumi MZ SelectClipRgn tests. After commit will plug in
the last batch. After 12 years.
See CORE-13817 and CORE-15906.
