font-line | OpenType vertical metrics reporting and font line | User Interface library
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kandi X-RAY | font-line Summary
font-line is a libre, open source command line tool for OpenType vertical metrics reporting and command line based font line spacing modifications. It supports .ttf and .otf font builds.
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- Main entry point .
- Get a report of the given font .
- Modify linegap percentage .
- Initialize from tt .
- Read the version information .
- Check if file exists .
- Return whether the file extension is supported .
- Return the filename for linegap .
- Calculate the sha1 hash of a file .
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QUESTION
I am using a custom font (Cairo) for both Android & IOS. The font rendered with an extra padding for both platforms like the following
When I tried to set lineHeight=[fontSize]
I got the following
I tried to set lineGap=0
following this article:
Consistent font line height rendering
but I find that it's already ZERO
Also tried the paddingTop solution but it's not working at all just shift the text down with the bottom space like the above images
Hope anyone can help :)
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-12 at 20:46I ended up doing something like that:
QUESTION
I came across a problem and i can not find any solution online. So the problem is that i have no clue how to add a class to a specific child with PHP DOM. My HTML looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-19 at 15:43If you use the XPath expression to find all of the class attributes which are the direct descendants of nodes with the class your after, you can then add the required text to the end of the node...
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Install font-line
Install: $ pip3 install font-line
Metrics Report: $ font-line report [font path]
Modify line spacing: $ font-line percent [integer %] [font path]
Help: $ font-line --help
font-line is built with Python and supports Python 3.7+ interpreters. Check your installed Python version on the command line with the command:. Use either of the following methods to install font-line on your system.
The latest font-line release is available through the Python Package Index and can be installed with pip:. To upgrade to a new version of font-line after a pip install, use the command pip3 install --upgrade font-line.
The current repository version (which may be ahead of the PyPI release) can be installed by [downloading the repository](https://github.com/source-foundry/font-line/archive/master.zip) or cloning it with git:.
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