Honor X positions in glyph vectors - #1618
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Description of the new Feature/Bugfix
The PdfContentByte.showText(GlyphVector) does not take into accounts X positions in the glyph vector. That causes mispositioned glyphs for some complex scripts fonts.
Unit-Tests for the new Feature/Bugfix
The following test produces a PDF document with a Devanagari word. The final "e matra" glyph is positioned slightly incorrectly due to X positioned being ignored in the glyph vector.
ComplexScriptGlyphVector.java
Thank you,
Lucian Chirita