Text Height

[Nazar1ky]

Hello, I read docs but I get confused how to get text height. Here is my representation code:

import pymupdf with pymupdf.open() as doc: page = doc.new_page(height=200, width=200) # Load Segoe UI fonts font_bold = pymupdf.Font(fontfile="C:/Windows/Fonts/segoeuib.ttf") page.insert_font(fontname="segoeuib", fontbuffer=font_bold.buffer) fs = 10 height = (font_bold.ascender - font_bold.descender) * fs page.insert_text((0, height), "ÊQXxbdpqgy(@_`[]{})⭐🤣", fontname="segoeuib", fontsize=fs) doc.save("test.pdf")

The result I got is not ideally at 0, 0. Maybe I doing something wrong?

Thanks!

[JorjMcKie]

The (0, height) is the insertion point = "origin"! This is higher up than the bbox.y1.
Use (0, font.ascender * fs) instead.

[Nazar1ky]

But for Emoji font it works a bit different, is there way to get bbox?

[JorjMcKie]

Why should it be different?

[Nazar1ky]

Hi. Sorry for late answer.

font_emoji = pymupdf.Font(fontfile="C:/Windows/Fonts/seguiemj.ttf") page.insert_font(fontname="segoeuimj", fontbuffer=font_emoji.buffer) page.insert_text((0, font_emoji.ascender * fs), "ÊQXxbdpqgy(@_`[]{})⭐🤣", fontname="segoeuimj", fontsize=fs, color=(0.5,))

The Ê is not showed fully, and emoji too.

[JorjMcKie]

That's the fault of the font maker.

[Nazar1ky]

Alright thank you!