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It seems like that actualBoundingBoxRight stop at the moment it sees the non-expected symbol. You can see that all of them have pretty much same right. In every example I replaced "t" with a different symbol
But for some cases, for a lot of languages - it works correctly. I'm not sure why. I have all the fonts for all the languages installed. It works correctly for japanese and korean, but seems to be failing for some arabic, ukrainian, and emojis
As you can see on the image provided, all the fonts are rendered correctly. It's just measurement which is wrong
Would be great if you could take a look
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For most of the symbols and languages .actualBoundingBoxLeft/Right works 100% correctly and shows super accurate data, thanks for that
Unfortunately, for some languages(and also with emojis) it fails
Looks at the code:
When I run
testIssue
- that's what result I seeIt seems like that
actualBoundingBoxRight
stop at the moment it sees the non-expected symbol. You can see that all of them have pretty much same right. In every example I replaced "t" with a different symbolBut for some cases, for a lot of languages - it works correctly. I'm not sure why. I have all the fonts for all the languages installed. It works correctly for japanese and korean, but seems to be failing for some arabic, ukrainian, and emojis
As you can see on the image provided, all the fonts are rendered correctly. It's just measurement which is wrong
Would be great if you could take a look
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: