Tor Lillqvist schrieb:
I think such an option is not necessary. A user who wants to load a symbol font normaly knows how to handle it (o at least should know). One can load symbol fonts with a freetype fontmap on Windows and there is no such option, either.Of course, Symbol fonts do not have Unicode mappings, but I don't need such a mapping, because I know the glyph indices and can insert them directly in a PangoGlyphString.Hmm, but if Symbol fonts were allowed, there should then be some check preventing users from trying to use them with normal strings,? Or will it work out fine if users do that and they will get what they deserve, i.e. the unknown glyph thingies?
File a bug in bugzilla.gnome.org and attach a patch, and some test code.
Done: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=533426I hope nothing important is missing and the diff file has the appropriate format. I have no experience with diff/patch commands.
Peter