> The question is: is there any way to receive set of points
> describing an outline of given glyph instead of a set of rules and
> control points describing the bezier functions, from which outline
> is composed of?
Aah, better English indeed does help! No, FreeType doesn't provide
this directly. However, here are some ideas:
. If you are using the grayscale rasterizer, just write a callback
function which prints out the spans of a stroked glyph. Both the
callback technique and the use of the stroker is demonstrated in a
tutorial file:
http://www.freetype.org/freetype2/docs/tutorial/example2.cpp
. Since the B/W rasterizer does two passes, callbacks don't work.
Instead I suggest to simply render a glyph into a bitmap, then
walking over the result line by line, returning all points where
the colour changes from white to black (and from black to white).
Werner
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