> You definitely can do it with glyphs, but is that really what you want?
> There's simpler API in pango to do that per cluster. Note that you cannot map
> a glyph to the original string (and hence PangoLogAttr). You can only do that
> per cluster.
>
> Check PangoLayoutIter.
>
> I'm also attach
Hello,
I am using Pango with the win32 backend and then taking the glyph
information and outputting it to a PDF. I take the width of each glyph and
maintain a sum of the of the previous glyphs' widths in order to place the
current glyph. The problem is that the output does not look right, see
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