Re: Amiga nsfont_split

On 19 May 2014 18:39:27 +0100, Chris Young wrote:

> On 19 May 2014 18:35:41 +0100, Chris Young wrote:
>
> > I've scoured through and can't see anything.
>
> Although... I think I may have fixed it. Just filtered out control
> chars from the kerning, even though there shouldn't have been any
> present.

Gah, I really thought that (and initialising some variables to 0) had
fixed it. But it's back:

(44.423848) amiga/font.c nsfont_split 345: Split 129 chars at 550px: Split at char 100 (528px) - With the problem last week, all I did with mine was force it to power off by holding the button, and
(44.424815) amiga/font.c nsfont_split 365: Split 28 chars at 550px: Split at char 28 (153px) - then switch it back on again
(46.156834) amiga/font.c nsfont_split 345: Split 128 chars at 550px: Split at char 100 (528px) - With the problem last week, all I did with mine was force it to power off by holding the button, and
(46.157831) amiga/font.c nsfont_split 365: Split 27 chars at 550px: Split at char 27 (146px) - then switch it back on agai
(47.460726) amiga/font.c nsfont_split 345: Split 129 chars at 550px: Split at char 105 (549px) - With the problem last week, all I did with mine was force it to power off by holding the button, and then
(47.461570) amiga/font.c nsfont_split 365: Split 23 chars at 550px: Split at char 23 (128px) - switch it back on agaim
(52.598375) amiga/font.c nsfont_split 345: Split 128 chars at 550px: Split at char 100 (528px) - With the problem last week, all I did with mine was force it to power off by holding the button, and
(52.599300) amiga/font.c nsfont_split 365: Split 27 chars at 550px: Split at char 27 (146px) - then switch it back on agai

I probably need to check what values I'm getting from
ami_font_width_glyph to confirm if it is that.

Chris