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*extremely wide characters :)
Original comment by patrik...@gmail.com
on 24 Nov 2009 at 9:43
Thanks for the report. This is inherited from PuTTY. Not sure what could be done
about it. Set the baseline according to the width of the bold font? But then it
might
look weird for the normal font.
The workaround, apart from choosing a different/bigger font, is to enable "Show
bold
as bright" (which is on by default), thereby avoiding the use of the bold font.
That
doesn't work for dark-on-bright colours though, or if the normal text colour is
very
bright already.
Original comment by andy.koppe
on 24 Nov 2009 at 7:34
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Yeah, you are right, ofcourse you can't really do anything about the letters in
the
bold version of say "WWWW" touching eachother, atleast not without upsetting the
regular text, my bad :(.
The reason I started writing this report was because of the leftmost vertical
pixel
issue and when looking closer, I also noticed the touching and assumed that
must also
be an issue without investigating any further. For example a regular xterm with
the
standard font does the same, see attached screenshot.
I am very sorry for wasting your time with that part.
The part with the leftmost vertical line not being being rendered on the first
character of each new.. uhm.. words with bold characters, that I definately
believe
should not be happening.
Take a for example the directory name "VVVV" in the first screenshot. You will
notice
that the leftmost character is missing its leftmost vertical line, but for the
following same bold characters in the directory name, this leftmost line is
rendered.
I guess the spaces between the file/directory names are regular text. So is this
perhaps something that appears in the transition between the regular and bold
text?
Original comment by patrik...@gmail.com
on 25 Nov 2009 at 8:19
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The leftmost column being cut off seems to be a consequence of how the
characters are
placed in their cells: they expand beyond the left edge of the cell, so that
part
gets overwritten by the neighbouring cell depending on which order they're
painted
in. I'll need to investigate whether they can be shifted one pixel to the right,
although of course that might just cause the same effect on the other side.
Original comment by andy.koppe
on 28 Nov 2009 at 8:34
Turns out "bold" is usually rendered by printing characters twice, but offset
by one
pixel horizontally. Changing the offset from -1 to +1 fixes the problem with
characters
being clipped on the left. r740 on trunk.
Original comment by andy.koppe
on 8 Feb 2010 at 6:32
Original comment by andy.koppe
on 13 Feb 2010 at 4:18
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
patrik...@gmail.com
on 24 Nov 2009 at 9:40Attachments: