Re: GSoC Project Proposal: Multi-color gradient

On 26.03.20 19:16, Regina Henschel wrote: > For all solutions, not only internal handling and user interface have to be > considered, but also how the style information can be stored in the file. Proposal for a flexible UI is in [1], though it might be not so easy to implement. [1]

Re: GSoC Project Proposal: Multi-color gradient

Hi Pranesh, Pranesh Ulleri schrieb am 26-Mar-20 um 17:21: [..] For this Google Summer of Code, I would like to contribute to the "Multi-color gradient". This is the link to the proposal that I have drafted. [ Link To The Draft ]

GSoC Project Proposal: Multi-color gradient

Hi all, Hope everyone is safe, I am Pranesh Ulleri, a third-year Computer Science Engineering student at Amrita School of Engineering, Kollam, India. I have a keen interest and have invested most of the time in the UI/UX field. I have worked on various platforms that require the same, whether it

Re: GSoc Project Proposal

On Sat, Mar 17, 2018 at 11:49:10AM +0100, Heiko Tietze wrote: > Some random thoughts: > * CPAL talks about palette index, which might be a problem (e.g. tdf#115291) I don’t think this is relevant; the palette colors are defined inside the CPAL table itself, no external data is referenced. > *

Re: GSoc Project Proposal

Some random thoughts: * tdf#104403 c8: not yet implemented in harfbuzz (and I dont know what exactly you mean with "There is no any public library so we can make an API that can use this open source project.") * CPAL talks about palette index, which might be a problem (e.g. tdf#115291) *

GSoc Project Proposal

Pappu Kumar's Student Application for Multicolor Font in LibreOffice1. Contact Information • Email address :pappukr4...@gmail.com • GitHub username : Pappukr • LinkedIn username : Pappu Kumar

Re: GSoc Project Proposal

Please go through the Project and give some suggestion. your suggestion is welcome. Sent with Mailtrack On Thu, Mar 15, 2018 at 12:10 PM, pappu kumar wrote: >