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 yes, i am only looking at the specific ranges of the characters within the ASCII characters. cyr is not in that range.
ill try to figure out how to get the other embedded characters in the font though
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For Sun Disk you could use the Syntax LT Standard Bold. Condense it to 83% and no-one will notice ...
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you were talking about that font meta. I would like to know if anyone have meta plus or FF Meta to share with me. That is a very nice semi serif font and it is unveliebable expensive. I used to have it and others very beautiful fonts in a special fonts CD that i kept like a treasure, but unfortunately i lost it in a recent moving. If somebody wants to share this font or others like syntax, rotis, thesans, etc. I would be really grateful and stil have other fonts to share with you.
Thanks a lot, in advance.
Clau
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I want to know which is the best language for server side programming, out of ASP, JSP, PHP & CGI/Perl
I know C/C++, and learning VC++ right now, so which one is similar to C/C++? I'll have to learn VB and Java after maybe, a year, so I guess it's better to learn the one(or two) which is similar to one of these, i mean in syntax, etc!
Also, what are the special features of these languages? Which one's the most powerful language for Server-Side Programming, and has the shortest code?
In short, I want to know which one's similar to one of these, is feature-rich, and is interesting?!! :)
And which one of those is object-oriented??
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if you are not printing it anywhere on the screen that means you can do with just CreateCompatibleDC()
once again, CDC::GetGlyphOutline() has the following arguments:
DWORD GetGlyphOutline(
UINT nChar,
UINT nFormat,
LPGLYPHMETRICS lpgm,
DWORD cbBuffer,
LPVOID lpBuffer,
const MAT2* lpmat2
) const;
CDC dc;
MAT2 mat;
char ch = 'a';
mat.eM11 = 1;
mat.eM12 = 0;
mat.eM21 = 0;
mat.eM22 = 1;
dc.CreateCompatibleDC(NULL);
dc.SelectObject( font );
int bufferSize = dc.GetGlyphOutline( ch, GGO_BITMAP, 0, NULL, &mat );
dc.GetGlyphOutline( ch, GGO_BITMAP, bufferSize, pointerToBitmap, &mat );[/b:4672d4a11f]
provide a pointer to the bitmap and it should be filled in with the bitmap... there probably are some syntax errors but the idea is similar... try it and let me know
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