you can use width of "M" character if its Latin font.
On Thu, Oct 2, 2014 at 2:13 AM, J Decker wrote:
> just use whatever fixed size you want between characters instead of that
> returned by the font? It's certainly easier to go to monospace than to
> variable space from a mono font
>
> On Wed,
just use whatever fixed size you want between characters instead of that
returned by the font? It's certainly easier to go to monospace than to
variable space from a mono font
On Wed, Oct 1, 2014 at 5:17 AM, John Owen wrote:
> Given any typical font, not necessarily a monospace one, how can I
>
> Given any typical font, not necessarily a monospace one, how can I
> render text in a monospace style? I've tried messing around with
> drawing the bitmaps of the glyphs individually, but I can never get
> the x and y alignment between glyphs right. I'm using OpenGL and
> python, but the answer
Given any typical font, not necessarily a monospace one, how can I
render text in a monospace style? I've tried messing around with
drawing the bitmaps of the glyphs individually, but I can never get
the x and y alignment between glyphs right. I'm using OpenGL and
python, but the answer should be a
