Segmenting Cursive Characters

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I have segmented normal characters using horizontal and vertical projection successfully. Now I'm trying to segment cursive characters. I have no idea of segmenting cursive characters since they are slanted. Please help me with this problem. Thank You.

Posted 23-May-13 20:06pm

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Member 11124690 3-Dec-15 6:59am

Can you please post the solution for vertical projection.. need it urgently.. thanks

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JackDingler · Answer 1 · 2013-05-24T09:00:00

Assuming that by segmented, you mean that you've isolated individual characters into bitmaps or texture maps...

The way to do scripted or proportional fonts is to print out the entire text to a buffer, then apply that. Applying them a character at a time is not going to work, because proportional fonts contain placement rules that you won't be able to access at an image level.

So you need to be able to apply formatted text on the fly into a texture buffer to achieve the desired effect.