Re: A patch for enforcing double-width CJK character display

[黄建忠]

于 2012年04月12日 17:53, Eli Zaretskii 写道:
> > Date: Thu, 12 Apr 2012 16:56:16 +0800
> > From: 黄建忠<address@hidden>
> > Cc: address@hidden
> >
> > FRAME_COLUMN_WIDTH and FRAME_SPACE_WIDTH never changed, it only be
> > initialized when first font loaded.
> Right, and that's by design.
Can be understood, since the width/height of a lot of UI components was 
determined via these values.

> > Can anybody provide a clue how to catch the new width of default font
> > via FRAME_PTR when scale happened?
> I don't think there is a way to do that, if all you have is the frame
> pointer.  text-scale-mode does not modify the frame's default font, it
> remaps the 'default' face to another face which specifies a larger or
> a smaller font.  So the way to find the width of the font after
> scaling is to get hold of the font itself, or of the face to which
> 'default' was remapped.  Then you can use FONT_WIDTH, I think (but I
> didn't test this).
I can get the default font(the first font loaded when frame be 
initialized) via FRAME_FONT, it's great that it can not be changed after 
first font loaded.
But I still can not get the current width after scale, since the props 
of FRAME_FONT also not be changed.

Since FRAME_FONT always return the initial value, FONT_WIDTH defined in 
xterm.h and FONT_WIDTH_NUMERIC defined in font.h DO works but only get 
the initial value of font width.

Of couse a new FcPattern can be created, the family of default font and 
the pixel_size of current loaded font can be set to the newly created 
FcPattern,
After a FcPatternMatch call , width/average_width can be caculated. But 
since this function will be involked by "xftfont_text_extents" and 
"xftfont_draw" many many times, It should not be too complex and time 
consuming, Otherwise it will affect the performance of font drawing.

The problem exist in current patch is the "global variable" and a "dirty 
workaround function that a little bit difficult to be understood", I 
need to find a better and clean way to accomplish it.

I noticed there were some global Lisp_Object such as 
"f_Vface_font_rescale_alist"/"f_Vface_remapping_alist"/"f_Vface_new_frame_defaults", 
maybe I can use them, Hope so.
Thanks.