kpdf embedded fonts problem
Christophe Devriese
oelewapperke at ulyssis.org
Thu May 6 20:50:41 BST 2004
Is there a way to make QFont read a font from a filestream (I can adapt the
filestream) and then display it.
Mind you the font could be truetype or type1 (and maybe there are .pdf files
with other fonts).
This is because fonts can be embedded in truetype fonts, which necessitates
this sort of thing.
Would it perhaps be acceptable to make kpdf a (very) thin wrapper around xpdf,
and bypass all QT drawing functions ? This would give kpdf the same
dependencies as xpdf (for starters it would introduce dependencies on
freetype2, type1lib, X (this is not the case now, as kpdf will happily run on
qtopia for example), and a few others).
This action would however increase the speed of kpdf, and make it very correct
and nice to look at. And I believe it would still be possible to display the
pdf file in konq (like now, but better).
greetings,
Oelewapperke
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