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@nomeata This is how I decode the value: ``` Decode!(result.as_slice(), (f64, f64)).unwrap() ``` Encoding is done by `ic_cdk` as I just return the value from the `query` method: ``` #[query]...
Yes, it does work this way. Thank you. Can you explain, why in my code if I use `u64` instead of `f64` it works? I mean ``` #[query] fn my_method()...
Yes, I'm positive about it. I have at the same time methods returning `f64` and `u64` tuples.
I don't know much about how fonts work, but it seems that rustybuzz implement hinting even though they use `ttf-parser` for font loading. Or is it related to performance considerations?
Yeah, sorry, I completely misunderstood things. The more I understand about text rendering the more I understand that I don't understand more than I understand... The source of my confusion...
Hi, @lennart . Thanks a lot your contribution. I have fixed the clippy warnings with #70, so you can merge in in your brunch to make them go away. Regarding...
Thanks for reporting this. It makes sense that the crush happens since even wgpu docs state that is how it works on macOS/iOS. I remember reading it, but completely forgot...
I believe https://github.com/Maximkaaa/galileo/pull/124 should fix this issue also.
Well, any resolution-dependent circle would be interpolated as a polygon anyway. I guess what you mean is that you want the circle be interpolated with different precision based on current...
So, you want to draw a circle on the map around a given point with fixed real-world radius. Something like a zone with radius of 1km. When rendered to the...