Re: broken tables-big.in pango/modules/basic/
- From: suzukis flavor1 ipc hiroshima-u ac jp
- To: gtk-i18n-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: broken tables-big.in pango/modules/basic/
- Date: Fri, 01 Sep 2000 17:07:38 +0900
After the remaking the tables-big.i following to Mr. Kusano's report,
I could make testtext (of gtk+-1.3.1) display Japanese text in HELLO.utf8
correctly (at present, anon-cvs server seems to be busy, and I could
not check out new source.)
I tried to display HELLO.utf8 by UCS-2 encoded fonts, but it was not
accepted as usable fonts (I've installed old "unifont" package, which
provides fonts downloaded from http://czyborra.com/unifont/).
If I specify the unifont only in ~/.pangox_aliases, I receive warning:
Gtk-ERROR **: Unable to load default font.
aborting...
zsh: trace trap ./testtext
Taking a glance on tables-big.i, char_mask_map[] has no mentions about
ISO-10646 encodings, and the most parts of char_masks[] are filled by 0.
This "0" means "ISO-10646 fonts can display this character"?
or, means "no fonts can be display this character?".
However, I don't know if giving XLFD name with "ISO-10646" to the UCS-2
encoded fonts.
Best Wishes,
suzuki
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