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948e3629
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2008-05-06T06:54:51
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l != 1, depending on your font of course
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eb45c699
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2008-05-06T06:38:37
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VC build fixes from bzflag revs 17848-17852.
* size_t consistency
* avoid coercing from int to bool
* make casts from double to float explicit rather than implicit, mostly by way of a few new getter functions in FTPoint, or avoid if possible.
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f7b79437
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2008-05-05T14:55:11
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* Refactor FTGlyph, FTFont and FTLayout so that client applications can
hopefully subclass them.
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68bcaf26
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2008-05-05T14:52:48
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* Rename FTTextureFontImpl::MakeGlyph to FTTextureFontImpl::MakeGlyphImpl to
avoid confusion.
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7d3852f9
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2008-05-05T14:52:17
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* Rename FTFontImpl::base to FTFontImpl::intf.
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4a459132
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2008-05-05T13:22:30
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quell warnings, reorder initializations
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0a28e5d3
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2008-05-04T19:39:34
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* Put MakeGlyph back into FT*Font classes instead of FT*FontImpl, and make
it use as few FT*FontImpl members as possible so that external application
may actually have a chance to properly subclass us.
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316a7285
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2008-05-04T19:38:55
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* The FTFont<->FTFontImpl bridge is now complete.
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54c815bb
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2008-05-04T19:38:07
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* Cast strings to unsigned char * before handling them to our internal
methods, because the chars may be cast directly to int, causing crashes
with 8-bit strings.
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b7c7e131
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2008-05-04T02:58:40
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refer to local/private headers with local path inclusion, otherwise the search include paths are wrong
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7f2bb3f1
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2008-05-02T12:43:57
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* Document the C bindings for FTGlyph.
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92238082
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2008-05-02T09:15:38
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* Change a few function names in the FTFont C bindings to avoid confusion
with other classes.
* Document the C bindings. Since it's almost copypasta from the C++
documentation, I put the constructors back in their original files.
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dfa07fc3
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2008-05-02T07:20:51
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* Fix a small memory leak in the C bindings destructors.
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822d0f8f
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2008-05-01T18:30:29
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* Avoid crashing when the texture size is so small that its integer size
becomes zero. At the same time, round many floats instead of simply
flooring them to int. First part by Sean Morrison from bzflag commit
r14590.
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40644e3b
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2008-05-01T14:19:34
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* Patches by Sean Morrison, from BzFlag commits r15755 and r14843:
+ Only delete textures if there is at least one of them.
+ Ensure that the FTTextureFont data members get set for all cases.
* Added Sean to the AUTHORS file.
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129a4733
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2008-05-01T13:42:49
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* Store FTPoints in the BBox object instead of floats. This was a todo
from Henry.
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fa7d0739
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2008-05-01T09:31:27
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* Mass consistency renaming: the fonts' "FTGL" prefix is dropped in favour
of "FT" because all other types use only the latter.
* Rename "Extrd" types to "Extrude" because the former doesn't really make
much sense.
* Added appropriate #defines so that legacy applications still build.
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2aa2aeb5
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2008-04-30T16:27:34
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* Move include/* to src/FTGL/* so the files in there can directly be
referred to as "FTGL/*.h". This is convenient because they will be
installed in a similar location.
* Put a warning in each legacy public header to advise users to only include
the generic <FTGL/ftgl.h> header instead.
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1d9265ad
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2008-04-30T14:10:08
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* Improve constructor code in the FTFont and FTLayout C bindings. Shorter
(40 lines) and more consistend code.
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7f4fcafa
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2008-04-29T21:35:16
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* End of the pImpl refactoring task started in [972]. FTGlyph was the last
class needing the change. As a consequence, FTGlyph is now also exported
in the library API, and so are FTBBox and FTPoint.
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fa063816
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2008-04-29T20:42:15
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* Simplified FTFont's constructor. Since the class is kind of abstract,
there is no need to export the constructor interface: only derived classes
need to advertise how they are instantiated.
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387dec48
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2008-04-29T17:11:57
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* Move FTGlyph, FTFont and FTLayout classes and their derivatives into
separate subdirectories of src/ to avoid cluttering src/ with too many
files. The Visual Studio solution still needs an update.
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