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Support for multiple font weights within a single file. #37

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tocsoft opened this issue Dec 21, 2016 · 5 comments
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Support for multiple font weights within a single file. #37

tocsoft opened this issue Dec 21, 2016 · 5 comments

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tocsoft commented Dec 21, 2016

It would be awesome if NRasterizer could support rendering multiple font weights from a single file.

@vidstige
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Bah, cannot open tools version 14 on Xamarin on my Mac. Perhaps later on.

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tocsoft commented Dec 21, 2016

lol... no rush just thought I would drop on some ideas to advance the library, and make it best in breed. 😁

I'm hoping to make it the goto library for Font stuff in the netstandard world by adopting it for ImageSharp (which we're hoping will be the goto image manipulation library).

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nvm, it worked fine when running with Microsoft dotnet instead of mono like so

dotnet restore
xbuild NRasterizer.sln /p:Configuration=Release

Can you run on linux hosts on appveyor? In that case we could have two builds (or four for Debug/Release).

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tocsoft commented Dec 22, 2016

I don't think appveyor supports linux.

I think that'll require fighting with travis again, and getting both build systems running side by side.

My gut says you should use appveyor for production build full unit testing etc and creating the tags release builds and a travis build to ensure that you can provide a nice build experience for linux/mac users and maybe for running linux based integration tests to make sure it all works.

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Ok, this turned into a general chat. :-) Perhaps there is another forum for ImageSharp discussions? Anyway, how is this integrated into ImageSharp right now? If there are bezier / line filling, that's probably going to look prettier than using my rasterizer as it is pretty crap right now. The font loader is fine to use though.

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