Hi Caolán,
I've just pushed this:
http://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/commit/?id=ac25f124858b79e302adcc533d6a658d5c529394
I think it does the right thing, but because I know ~nothing about
fonts, better to have your attention there :-) - can you please have a
look?
I believe this makes the behavior consistent with what I am seeing on
Windows, and results in the correct bounding box, ie. bounding box that
corresponds to the text that is shown on the screen. Without this, the
consequent commit
http://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/commit/?id=9311947aa0bbfda60af8f97d850d6e5b909d62b5
renders the rulers correctly on Windows, but on Linux, the vertical
ruler has the numbers way too much to the left; the reason is that the
baseline is rotated, but not the glyph itself.
I only wonder this hasn't bitten us earlier...
Thank you,
Kendy
Context
- Rotated glyphs · Jan Holesovsky
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