Here's a followup:
If I open 9x18.bdf and clear (Edit/Clear) every glyph except ASCII
(00-7f), the exported .dfont has the correct line-height (18px)
If I leave even one non-ASCII glyph (for example à, agrave), the
exported .dfont has the wrong line-height (24px)
If I "touch" that glyph, by setting a pixel somewhere and then
unsetting it, the .dfont is once again correct.
It would appear that in the original font all non-ASCII glyphs have
something stuck on them (a bounding box value, or something to that
effect?) that pushes the line-height to 24px. It seems to me that it
can be recomputed, and thus fixed, by simply touching the glyphs.
Any idea how can I make Fontforge recompute that value, whatever it
is, without manually touching thousands of glyphs?
Tobia
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