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d5adb85b
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2008-05-08T17:07:07
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* When a glyph is created, check that all its contours have the proper
clockwise/counterclockwise orientation. This fixes a nasty display bug
with some badly encoded fonts.
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dccd536a
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2008-05-08T17:06:24
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* During contour creation, compute whether the contour is clockwise or
anti-clockwise. This will be needed later to correct fonts that do not
abide to the even-odd and non-zero winding number conventions, thus
breaking our nice outset glyphs.
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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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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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8f4cefb2
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2008-04-30T16:35:23
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* Remove FTGL_EXPORT specification from classes that are not actually
exported.
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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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1f4a94f8
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2008-04-29T14:39:28
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* Since the MIT license is LGPL-compatible, there is no real point in
shipping FTGL under a dual license. Consequently removing LGPL references
from the code, in agreement with Sean.
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c96146ed
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2008-04-29T06:44:51
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* Moved header files that are not required by library clients into src/
so that they do not get installed.
* Created an ftgl.h header that allows clients to #include <FTGL/ftgl.h> and
be done with it.
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