Hi Werner, Pleased to inform you that you were right about the size not being correct. I just changed the line to:
> FT_Error err = FT_Set_Char_Size(face, 6976, 0, 72, 72); The program just works fine now. Just rendered an emoji on console, works totally fine! The way I figured these sizes out is that I ran `ftview' in gdb and followed the code to a point where it sets the sizes. I just grabbed the size from there and everything works just fine. I still need to understand the exact steps `ftview' takes to calculate these sizes and why it does that. Too tired for it today, so I am calling it a night. Will do that very soon. Thank you for telling me about `ftview'. I have seen it mentioned at places, but had no idea it was such a nicely written tool. Had I known about it earlier, I would have figured this out quicker. Regards, Moazin On Wed, May 15, 2019 at 10:48 PM Werner LEMBERG <w...@gnu.org> wrote: > > Moazin, > > > the `ftview' demo program displays the font in question just fine, so > maybe it makes sense to check this program how it works. Probably > tomorrow I will check your code – but maybe you are faster than me in > identifying the error :-) > > > *What's the problem?* > > > > If I call `FT_Set_Char_Size' in the program, it returns error code > > 0x17 which is `Invalid Pixel Size'. > > The ppem value is 109. > > > Secondly, `FT_Load_Glyph' returns error code 0x24 which is `Invalid > > Size Handle'. `FT_Load_Glyph' returns the same even if I don't call > > `FT_Set_Char_Size' at all. > > This is a consequence of not selecting the right ppem value, I guess. > > > Werner >
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