Am 25.07.2008 um 11:17 schrieb Jerome Peace:
> Q: Why do TTCFont Glyphs need an alpha channel? [squeak-dev] Q: Why
> are TTCFont Glyphs forms of depth 32? Hi Bert, Thank you for your
> quick answer. So the next question is: Q: Why do TTCFont Glyphs need
> an alpha channel? Why wouldn't just having transparent pixels
> suffice? When/where is this extra ability used? Can you point me to
> a good case? Bert Freudenberg bert at freudenbergs.de Fri Jul 25
> 04:22:53 UTC 2008 *** >Am 25.07.2008 um 00:16 schrieb Jerome Peace:
> > >> Hi all, >><...> >> >> Q: Why are TTCFont Glyphs forms of depth
> 32? >> > >A 32 bpp form is TSTTCPW if you want an alpha channel. An
> 8 bpp form >would suffice, but require more exotic bitblt rules to
> be interpreted >as an alpha channel. > >- Bert - > ***
You need alpha for the anti-aliased rendering. Look at a TT-rendered
string with a magnifier morph, its edges are not made of only black
pixels.
- Bert -
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