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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue Feb 14 01:05:35 -0800
2006 -------
> I tested it using OOo 1.1.4 and it worked too.
The code that detects whether a codepoint is supported changed from "looking for
notdef glyphs" to "analyze the CMAP table", which is much more reliable.
The unicode CMAP table in simfang indicates that it supports almost anything
between U+3400 and U+9FA5 (all CJK unified ideographs). So the sample text you
provided (U+73b0, U+5c06, U+300a, U+6fb3, U+95e8, U+5730, U+533a, U+8ba1,
U+7b97, U+673a, U+6280, U+672f) should be supported according to the CMAP table,
so the glyph fallback was not triggered.
So the CMAP table in the font is unreliable. Is it possible that the correct
font coverage info is contained in the font's TSI0, TSI1, ... tables? Since
these tables are not covered in the *ttf specs do you happen to know where they
are defined?
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