text-rendering

I submitted another version of this question and a sample program before: How do I get consistent rendering when scaling a JTextPane? Recapitulating the problem: I would like to allow users to zoom into or out of a non-editable JTextPane. Running the example program submitted in the earlier question, which simply scaled the Graphics object, resulted in inconsistent spacing between runs of bold text and non-bold text. The sample program below attempts to solve the problem by drawing the text pane to a BufferedImage at 100% and then scaling the image. This solves the problem of inconsistent

I've spent a lot of time making my first web application using Python, and I'm using pil for generating images. After reading a lot, I've managed to implement proper text aligning, wrapping, generating files with many extensions etc. However, all the text generated by PIL is cut off at the top. Here's a sample. It should say ŻÓĆjygpq in a variety of fonts (the font names are on the left). I've found few posts here: fonts clipping with PIL , but I'd like to avoid using another module (aggdraw); since I've figured out so many things in PIL already I'd like to stick to that. I've tried many fonts

What I would like I would like to put an OpenType font in my assets folder and use Typeface.createFromAsset to render Unicode text in my Android application for a language that uses complex text layout (CTL) . Background I want to do this for traditional Mongolian script , but it is the same issue (so I hear) for other languages like Thai, Arabic, Indic languages, and many minority languages. An OpenType font already includes the information necessary to properly display the text. The problem is that not all software supports OpenType rendering. Some do , but others don't. From what I can

I am currently dynamically creating a bitmap and using the graphics object from the bitmap to draw a string on it like so: System.Drawing.Graphics graph = System.Drawing.Graphics.FromImage(bmp); graph.DrawString(text, font, brush, new System.Drawing.Point(0, 0)); This returns a rectangular bitmap with the string written straight across from left to right. I would like to also be able to draw the string in the shape of a rainbow. How can I do this? I recently had this problem (I was rendering text for printing onto CDs), so here's my solution: private void DrawCurvedText(Graphics graphics,

[Original title: IE 9 text renders very poorly; is there a workaround? ) IE 9 is rendering the text in my application very poorly. The problem is not in my monitor's Clear Type settings, since IE 9 in compatibility mode, Firefox, and Chrome all render text nicely. Here's a side-by-side comparison of how the text is rendered with IE 9, IE 9 in compatibility mode, and Chrome: I tried applying this answer , but it doesn't seem to apply to anything after IE 7. Does anybody know of any workarounds we can apply to our site to fix IE 9's bad text rendering? Edit: I've boiled down the problem page to