On 18-11-2010 5:56, Vedran Miletić wrote:
2010/11/18 Hans Hagen
After some tracing and hard thinking Taco and I found interesting spaces showing up in the output that result from a kludge in tikz:
Normally one will use \ignorespaces to catch spurious spaces but tikz invokes \nullfont assuming that its fontdimen 2 is zero. But, in context it no longer is (prelude to delayed font loading).
You can put this in cont-new.mkiv as a temporary hack
\let\normalnullfont\nullfont
\def\nullfont {\fontdimen1\normalnullfont\zeropoint \fontdimen2\normalnullfont\zeropoint \fontdimen3\normalnullfont\zeropoint \fontdimen4\normalnullfont\zeropoint \fontdimen5\normalnullfont\zeropoint \fontdimen6\normalnullfont\zeropoint \fontdimen7\normalnullfont\zeropoint \normalnullfont}
Perhaps this should be forwared to Christian Feuersaenger. He is very open to bug reports and will probably be willing to fix it in some way in TikZ.
feel free to do so; probably something like this is needed: \def\pushnullfont {\edef\popnullfont {\fontdimen2\nullfont\the\fontdimen2\nullfont \fontdimen3\nullfont\the\fontdimen3\nullfont \fontdimen4\nullfont\the\fontdimen4\nullfont}% \fontdimen2\nullfont 0pt\relax \fontdimen3\nullfont 0pt\relax \fontdimen4\nullfont 0pt\relax} \pushnullfont .... \popnullfont as fontdimens are assigned global. Hans ----------------------------------------------------------------- Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands tel: 038 477 53 69 | voip: 087 875 68 74 | www.pragma-ade.com | www.pragma-pod.nl -----------------------------------------------------------------