Font rendering oddity in status bar
Ben Hutchings <ben-/[email protected]>
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A Debian user reported a cosmetic bug in Ion3 where the top pixel of a vertical bar character (U+2502) in the status bar could be left behind when the text changed. This suggests some sort of error in finding the text extents (but at what level, I don't know). The bug report is at http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=417651 and includes a screenshot of this behaviour. I identified the font for most characters as being fixed 6x13, but the vertical bar appears to be 14 pixels tall; perhaps it comes from another font in a fontset? I have spent some time investigating this (explanations attached to the report) but have not been able to work out where the mismatch is. In particular I have not been able to construct a fontset that includes fixed 6x13. Can anyone help me work out what's going on? Ben. -- Ben Hutchings All extremists should be taken out and shot.
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