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  • From: Andrew Salamon <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 3 Feb 2003 08:14:24 -0800

I'm trying to replace one glyph with another during typesetterLaidOneGlyph. It seems to be working, except that the new glyph only shows up as a hollow box. If I type the same glyph using the Unicode Hex Input method, it displays fine, no matter what font I have selected. I even tried changing curFont in typesetterLaidOneGlyph to a font that supposedly supports that glyph, still with no luck. Actually, even if I use the glyph for a normal character, e.g. 'z', I still get the box. The only other bit of info that might be relevant is that most of the glyphs that I'm trying to replace are not normally displayed, so I'm setting 'gl->_giflags.dontShow = 0' before returning from typesetterLaidOneGlyph.


Thanks for any help.

Andrew
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