glyphBounds and glyphAdvance return hard coded values about dart_pdf HOT 6 CLOSED

Yes, those functions are correctly implemented with ttf fonts.
Look at the file /pdf/test/ttf_test.dart for an example.

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Thanks for the pointer.

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My first attempt at a document generator that has text that will wrap for both line and page can be found https://github.com/magnatronus/flutter-pdf-doc

thanks for the help so far!

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@magnatronus, I'm writing a Flutter-like Widget system wor this Pdf library. It is available in the widgets branch. If you want to help, that would be much appreciated!

It would look like this:

var pdf = Document();
pdf.addPage(Page(
  child: Column(children: <Widget>[
    Text("Hello World"),
    Image(image),
    Shape(shape),
  ])
));

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@DavBfr , if I can help sure, I will take a look.

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@DavBfr I have been having a look at the widgets branch and have come across a few issues with the way it is currently set up.

You have defined your own classes called, for example, StatelessWidget, Widget, LimitedBox , Context, but as Flutter already has these defined when in a Flutter environment they clash with the Flutter classes. I know they could be name-spaced but as they are a fundamental part of the underlying Flutter building blocks I wondered whether they should be prefixed , maybe with Pdf to make they unique to your library?

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