To pacify GCC warnings at -Wimplicit-fallthrough=4. Why the
all-caps version works and the others don't, I'm not sure; the
GCC manual page lists regular expressions that GCC is checking for
but does not say which regular expression syntax variant it's using,
whether it's looking for a substring match or a full match for
the comment, and what exactly the text being matched against is
for a single-line comment. Sigh.
Fixes issue #507.
Was using 4-character spaces and otherwise formatted unlike the
rest of the code, fix this. Also get rid of the outer switch in
GetGlyphGPOSInfoAdvance with just one case; just use an if.
No behavioral changes.
Glyphs not assigned a glyph class should default to class 0 as
per the OpenType spec. Also, change the code to treat malformed
data as an error to be handled, not an assert, and change the
way the version checking works.
Fixes the issue mentioned in PR #1035. Also, this part of the
code is indented incorrectly; will fix that in a subsequent
commit.
Confirmed from the OpenType spec that there's nothing missing
here. (These were just annotations listing the total sizes of
the tables, but this is not used for anything here.)
Fixes issue #704.
The fucntions are:
stbtt_GetCodepointSVG - provides a pointer to the SVG data in the supplied argument, and returns the length of this data
stbtt_GetGlyphSVG - As above but takes the glyph index instead of the codepoint
Note that the returned data may be deflate compressed.
When calling stbtt_PackFontRanges, multiple missing glyphs in the range
of codepoints will create multiple copies of the font's missing glyph to
be added to the pixel buffer. Instead, the first codepoint that maps to the missing glyph will add it to the pixel buffer, and all subsequent glyphs will simply copy the stbtt_packedchar data to reference the same region of the buffer.
This does NOT prevent duplication in multiple calls to stbtt_PackFontRange(s) - that would require modifying the packing context, which could be nice but is a bit more intrusive.
