fix(text): measure shaped text width instead of summing rounded advances by silouanwright · Pull Request #256 · dmtrKovalenko/fframes

silouanwright · 2026-11-03T18:40:42Z

Closes #255.

text_width, text_fit and line breaking now measure text the way the renderer lays it out. Until now they summed per-character advances floored to whole pixels.

fframes::measure_text_width lays the text out with usvgr, the code that renders it, anchored at its end so the leftmost glyph sits at minus the advance width. Bidi runs, fallback fonts, the wght mapping and automatic opsz therefore come from the renderer itself.
FontSource::measure_text (default None, so other sources keep per-character advances) is the hook, because fallback needs the whole font database. The native and editor font sources both call the same helper, so the editor and export agree.
text_fit measures the whole string, then the kept prefix and marker together. Wrapping measures each joined line and rounds once.
The width cache keeps at least 1024 entries: a frame that measures every word overflowed the previous 10 and re-measured every frame. A cache shared with usvgr's own layout is left for a follow-up, see text_width and line breaking measure text at a different width than it renders (rounded advances, no kerning) #255.

Before	After

The new text-width example in the e2e suite has boxes sized by text_width, a box filled by text_fit, a wrapped paragraph next to its right edge, a variable font at weights 100 and 900, and Arabic laid out with a fallback font. Before the fix, the kerned box was about 80 px too wide, the Greek and English boxes stopped short, and "Later" crossed the paragraph edge.

Tests: regression tests for the review's cases in renderer_font_source.rs. They cover text_fit with kerned and too-wide text, joined-line wrapping, the weight axis (Sofia Sans Semi Condensed at 100 and 900 gives 247.9 and 266.5 px), fallback to a second font, and a mixed-direction string. The example's media folder adds a copy of Sofia Sans Semi Condensed and a 10 KB subset of Noto Sans Arabic (OFL, licence kept in its name table).

Snapshots: captions moves by sub-pixel word spacing, because captions place words by measured width. text-width is new.

Checked:

cargo clippy -p fframes -p text-width-example -- -D warnings, cargo fmt --check, and cargo test -p fframes (102 passed) on Linux.
just check-examples (every editor bridge for wasm32) on macOS.
Every CPU example's key frames against e2e/snapshots at 0.5 scale on Linux. I used a pixel-diff script instead of odiff, since I had no pnpm there. Everything apart from captions and text-width is under 0.5%.

The skia-only examples weren't run. No repo font covers both Latin and Arabic, so mixed direction within a single font isn't tested.

Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Added a text-width example comparing text across fonts and languages, including fitting text to a fixed width and wrapping paragraphs.
- Added rendered-text measurement support for font sources, including browser-based font handling.
Improvements
- Text fitting and wrapping now account for shaping, spaces, and font fallback, improving width estimates and line breaks.
- Character-based width estimates remain available when rendered-width measurement is unavailable.
- Replacing a font refreshes cached text layout so subsequent measurements use the updated font.

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The PR adds optional whole-string font measurement and uses it for text width, fitting, and wrapping. WebAssembly font insertion replaces tracked font faces and clears cached line-break measurements. A new runnable example demonstrates width comparisons, ellipsis fitting, and paragraph wrapping.

Changes: Text-width measurement

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Whole-string measurement sources `fframes/src/font_data.rs`, `fframes/src/renderer/renderer_font_source.rs`, `fframes-editor-controller/src/wasm_font_source.rs`, `fframes-editor-controller/src/wasm_editor.rs`	`FontFace` gains an optional whole-string measurement method. Renderer and WebAssembly font sources delegate measurement to `measure_text_width`. WebAssembly font insertion tracks and replaces database faces, then clears the line-break cache.
Text width, fitting, and wrapping `fframes/src/text.rs`, `fframes/src/renderer/renderer_font_source.rs`	Text width uses measured widths when available and falls back to character advances. Fitting searches for a prefix that fits with its overflow marker. Wrapping measures complete joined lines. Tests cover fitting, wrapping, variable weights, fallback glyphs, and mixed-direction text.
Example and workspace integration `examples/text-width/*`, `Cargo.toml`, `scripts/e2e.mjs`	The example renders text-width comparisons, fitted text, and wrapped text. The workspace and end-to-end runner include the example.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant TextLayout
  participant RendererFontSource
  participant MeasureTextWidth
  participant FontDatabase
  TextLayout->>RendererFontSource: Request whole-string width
  RendererFontSource->>MeasureTextWidth: Provide font database, query, and text
  MeasureTextWidth->>FontDatabase: Resolve and lay out SVG text
  FontDatabase-->>MeasureTextWidth: Return glyph positions
  MeasureTextWidth-->>RendererFontSource: Return optional width
  RendererFontSource-->>TextLayout: Return measured width

Possibly related PRs

dmtrKovalenko/fframes#251: Adds caption layout that measures and wraps cue text through the measurement path changed here.
dmtrKovalenko/fframes#247: Changes native preview text-cache capacity; this PR sets a minimum capacity for the width cache.
dmtrKovalenko/fframes#253: Builds a showcase on the caption rendering API, whose bounds and word placement use the measurement path changed here.

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Merge Risk: Minimal · previous review 96350

Shaped measurement improves fitting and wrapping. The mark-position regression test should be strengthened.

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Issue #255 requires shaped measurement for text_width, text_fit, and line breaking. The PR adds renderer-backed measure_text support, uses it for whole strings and joined lines, and rounds widths once. Native and editor font sources use the shared measurement helper. The regression tests cover kerning, variable weights, fallback fonts, combining marks, mixed direction, fitting, and wrapping. The reported cache change supports repeated measurement and does not replace the required behavior.

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The changed files support issue #255. They add the text-width example and its e2e registration, implement shared renderer-backed measurement, update native and editor font sources, invalidate the editor cache when font data changes, and add focused regression tests. No unrelated change is demonstrated. The excluded Arabic font file does not prevent this assessment because the summary provides independent evidence for the fallback and mixed-direction tests.

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Use shaped widths for textfit decisions.

367-374: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Use shaped widths for text_fit decisions.

For a proportional font, text_fit_impl shapes only the overflow marker. Its total and fits_end values still sum char_width, so a kerned string such as AVAV can be shortened even when text_width says the full string fits. Measure the full string and candidate fitted prefixes with the shaped-width path. This defect sits in unchanged lines, but it prevents this change from delivering shaped measurement to text_fit. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Review comment at @fframes/src/text.rs around lines 367 - 374:
Update text_fit_impl to use shaped-width measurements for the full string and
candidate fitted prefixes when computing total and fits_end, rather than summing
char_width values. Reuse the existing text_width shaping path while preserving
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here are some codex findings

dkovalenko-oai · 2026-11-03T19:25:28Z

+        text => {
+            // Shaped width includes kerning and fractional advances.
+            if let FontVariant::Variable = font_variant
+                && let Some(width) = font_face.resolve_text_width(font_size, text)


P1 — Use shaped widths in text_fit too. With the bundled Inter ExtraBold at 100 px, AVAVAVAV measures 546 px, but fitting it into a 550 px box returns AVAVA…. The reverse also happens: at 46 px, The Byzantine Greeks call Eastern Rome measures 905 px and is returned in full for an 885 px box. The fitting loop uses this helper for the marker and sums individual character widths for the input. Could we measure the full string first, then measure the retained prefix and marker together when truncation is needed? Both examples would make good regression tests. Fitting loop

Fixed in 7239de3. text_fit measures the whole string first, then the kept prefix and the marker together (a binary search over the number of kept characters, since each probe is a layout). Both of your examples are regression tests: AVAVAVAV fits the 550 px box in full, and the Byzantine line comes back truncated to under 885 px.

dkovalenko-oai · 2026-11-03T19:25:28Z

+            if let FontVariant::Variable = font_variant
+                && let Some(width) = font_face.resolve_text_width(font_size, text)
+            {
+                return width.round() as usize;


P2 — Round after measuring the joined line. With bundled Inter ExtraBold at 16 px, the wrapper puts ten a words separated by single spaces on one line in a 117 px box. It reports 117 px, but the rendered line measures 124.3 px. Each word is rounded here and each intervening space is floored. Could the wrap decision and the alignment offset use the shaped advance of the joined line? Wrapping code

Fixed in 7239de3. Each candidate line is measured joined, as it renders, and rounded once. The ten a words in a 117 px box is a test that checks every line's reported width against its rendered width.

dkovalenko-oai · 2026-11-03T19:25:28Z

+    /// Width of `text` in pixels after shaping (kerning, ligatures and contextual forms
+    /// included). Faces that cannot shape return `None`, and the width falls back to the sum
+    /// of per-character advances.
+    fn resolve_text_width(&self, _font_size: usize, _text: &str) -> Option<f32> {


P2 — Share shaping with the editor’s font source. The default is useful for third-party implementations, but the built-in WasmFontFace inherits it too. With the same bundled Inter ExtraBold font bytes at 100 px, the editor font implementation measures AVAVAVAV at 608 px and native export measures it at 546 px. Please use the same shaping helper for both built-in font sources and add a parity test with that font. Editor implementation

Both built-in sources now call fframes::measure_text_width. WasmFontSource keeps a fontdb of the fonts it already loads, and FontSource::measure_text replaces FontFace::resolve_text_width, since fallback needs the whole database. The editor crate only compiles for wasm32, so the test sits in fframes and pins the native 546 px for AVAVAVAV, which the editor now computes through the same function. just check-examples passes.

dkovalenko-oai · 2026-11-03T19:25:28Z

    }
+
+    fn resolve_text_width(&self, font_size: usize, text: &str) -> Option<f32> {
+        let face = rustybuzz::Face::from_slice(self.data.as_ref().as_ref(), self.index)?;


P2 — Apply the requested font variations before measuring. With the bundled Sofia Sans Semi Condensed at 40 px, Hamburgefonts measures 256 px at both weight 100 and weight 900. The renderer lays it out at 247.9 px and 266.5 px respectively. The font query selects the right file, but this new face starts with the default axis values. Please carry the query’s variation settings through to shaping, including the renderer’s optical sizing where applicable.

Fixed by measuring with usvgr's own layout, so the wght mapping and automatic opsz are the renderer's. Sofia Sans Semi Condensed at 40 px measures 247.9 and 266.5 px at weights 100 and 900 in the test, matching your figures.

dkovalenko-oai · 2026-11-03T19:25:28Z

+    fn resolve_text_width(&self, font_size: usize, text: &str) -> Option<f32> {
+        let face = rustybuzz::Face::from_slice(self.data.as_ref().as_ref(), self.index)?;
+        let mut buffer = rustybuzz::UnicodeBuffer::new();
+        buffer.push_str(text);


P2 — Use the renderer’s directional runs and fallback fonts. At 40 px in DejaVu Sans, the mixed-direction string AV سلام measures 179 px here and 147.0 px in the renderer. There’s a separate mismatch for missing glyphs: with Inter and DejaVu Sans available as fallback, سلام measures 105 px here and 82.1 px in the renderer. Shaping the whole string in one buffer with one face misses both cases. Could measurement reuse the renderer’s run and fallback selection?

Measuring now goes through usvgr's run and fallback selection. Tests: Arabic in an Inter query measures the same as in Noto Sans Arabic directly, and AV سلام measures as the sum of its runs. No font in the repo covers both Latin and Arabic, so I added a 10 KB subset of Noto Sans Arabic (OFL, licence kept in its name table), and the mixed-direction case within one font is not tested.

dkovalenko-oai · 2026-11-03T19:25:28Z

+        let mut buffer = rustybuzz::UnicodeBuffer::new();
+        buffer.push_str(text);
+        let glyphs = rustybuzz::shape(&face, &[], buffer);
+        let advance: i32 = glyphs.glyph_positions().iter().map(|p| p.x_advance).sum();


P3 — Accumulate glyph advances in i64. Measuring 1.1 million W characters with the bundled Inter font panics on this sum in debug and returns a width of zero in release. Converting each advance to i64 before summing avoids overflow before the pixel conversion.

Gone along with the rustybuzz sum: the width now comes from glyph positions in usvgr's layout.

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Minor · Measure the laid-out text extent instead of the minimum glyph transform. · text.rs:342-406

fframes/src/text.rs:342-406
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Measure the laid-out text extent instead of the minimum glyph transform.

PositionedGlyph::transform() includes glyph.dx, which is a glyph-local shaping offset. For a same-font mixed-direction string with Arabic mark positioning, such as A بَ, that offset can move a glyph left of the cluster anchor. The current min(glyph.transform().tx) then overstates the renderer advance, which can make text_fit or line wrapping reject text that fits.
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Review comment at @fframes/src/text.rs around lines 342 - 406:
Update measure_text_width to measure the laid-out text extent rather than taking
the minimum PositionedGlyph transform, which includes glyph-local shaping
offsets. Use the renderer’s layout data to determine the anchored text advance
for mixed-direction text with positioned marks, preserving the existing
empty-text and unavailable-layout behavior.

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- Around line 90-101: Update ingest_font to invalidate both cached line-break
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- Around line 342-406: Update measure_text_width to measure the laid-out text
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silouanwright · 2026-11-04T16:48:26Z

@coderabbitai Fixed the outside-diff note on measure_text_width in 963500a. The text is laid out twice in one tree, anchored at its start and at its end. Every glyph moves by exactly the advance width between the two, so mark offsets cancel instead of widening the result. A new test checks that بَ measures the same as ب. With Noto Sans Arabic the old and new numbers happen to agree, because its fatha is not shifted left of the base, so the test guards the behaviour rather than reproducing a failure.

While probing this I found a usvgr limitation that also affects rendering, not just measuring. When a fallback font shapes a letter into a different number of glyphs than the base font (Noto draws ب as a base plus a separate dot), shape_text stops falling back and keeps the missing-glyph box. So A ب in Inter renders a box, and the measurement agrees with it. That is the existing "replace clusters, not glyphs" TODO in usvgr, so I left it out of this PR.

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@silouanwright Thanks for the fix in 963500a. Comparing the start-anchored and end-anchored layouts addresses the mark-offset concern: the shared offsets cancel when measuring the displacement.

The بَ versus ب test guards the intended behavior. As you noted, it does not reproduce the original failure with Noto Sans Arabic.

The fallback limitation can stay outside this PR because measurement remains consistent with rendering. Would you like me to open a follow-up issue for the cluster-replacement limitation in usvgr?

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Use a left-shifting mark in marks_do_not_widen_text.

The current بَ fixture does not detect the former minimum-tx regression. Its fatha is positioned to the right of the shaped base glyph, so the former implementation returns the same minimum x as for ب. Use اَ and ا; this font positions the fatha 33 units left of the base, which is about 1.32 pixels at size 40 and exceeds the existing 0.5-pixel tolerance.
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-            fonts.measure_text(&arabic, "بَ").unwrap(),
-            fonts.measure_text(&arabic, "ب").unwrap(),
+            fonts.measure_text(&arabic, "اَ").unwrap(),
+            fonts.measure_text(&arabic, "ا").unwrap(),
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Update the fixtures in `marks_do_not_widen_text` to compare the measured widths
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silouanwright · 2026-11-04T17:05:24Z

@coderabbitai Applied the nitpick in def603b: marks_do_not_widen_text now compares اَ with ا. I checked that it catches the old measurement: the minimum-tx method gives 10.84 px for اَ against 9.52 px for ا at 40 px, and the current one gives 9.52 px for both.

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@silouanwright Thanks for updating marks_do_not_widen_text in def603b. Your reported results show that the test now catches the original regression: the old method returns different widths, while the current method returns 9.52 px for both اَ and ا at 40 px. This addresses the test-coverage concern.

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text_width, text_fit and line breaking summed per-character advances, each rounded down to a whole pixel and without kerning. Long lines came out narrower than rendered and kerned pairs wider, so wrapped text and fitted boxes drifted from the glyphs, most visibly in Greek and kerned Latin text. FontFace gains resolve_text_width (default None, so other font sources keep the old behaviour). The renderer's font source implements it with rustybuzz, already in the tree through usvgr, and calc_text_width uses it for proportional fonts. The width cache keeps at least 1024 entries: widths are tiny and a frame often measures every word, which overflowed the previous 10. New text-width example in the e2e suite. The captions snapshots move because captions place words by measured width. Closes dmtrKovalenko#255

Address review: measuring shaped a whole string with one face at its default axes, so it disagreed with the renderer for variable weights, optical sizes, mixed-direction text and glyphs from fallback fonts, and the editor still summed per-character advances. measure_text_width now lays the text out with usvgr, the code that renders it, anchored at its end so the leftmost glyph sits at minus the advance width. FontSource::measure_text replaces FontFace::resolve_text_width, because fallback fonts need the whole font database. The native and editor font sources both call the helper, so editor and export agree. text_fit measures the whole string, then the kept prefix and marker together. Line wrapping measures each joined line and rounds once. The direct rustybuzz dependency and its i32 advance sum are gone. Regression tests cover the review's cases, and the text-width example gains a variable font at two weights, Arabic with a fallback font, and text_fit.

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unfortunately I can not accept this code, this is dramatically slow - we shouldn't need to create a new svgrtree inside of measure text to measure the bouneded rect all you need idealy is text kerning and layout which is then will be reused by usvgr

dmtrKovalenko · 2026-11-07T23:47:57Z

+/// fallback fonts and the variation axes the renderer applies. The text is laid out twice, from
+/// its start and from its end at `x = 0`: every glyph moves by exactly the advance width between
+/// the two, so glyph offsets such as mark positioning cancel out.
+pub fn measure_text_width(


pls keep it private

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silouanwright mentioned this pull request Nov 5, 2026

Optional flex/grid layout: options and a proposal #257

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silouanwright added 6 commits November 5, 2026 13:44

fix(editor): share static font bytes with fontdb and replace faces on…

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fix(editor): clear text caches when a font is ingested

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fix(text): measure between start- and end-anchored layouts so glyph o…

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test(text): use a left-shifted fatha so the mark test catches the old…

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