Hi Helder, > > Unfortunately this can be easily approved as I can't see my, in the system > > instaled, font via Java. Is there any chance to test it on font as local > > file, not in the system? > > Yes, via CSS font-face. Thomas has stated how a few posts before. ;-)
I'd like to clarify it a little more. It seem that any 'character detection' function returns wrong results in my case. There is appropriate glyph in the font, but it is not processed properly. I am trying to find if this is problem of Batik or Java. To approve Java functionality I've planned to write simple app using java.awt.Font.canDisplay(char ch) function, but it is not possible as I can't get font instance because this font is hidden to Java by any reason. So I try to use some alternative way how to detect if glyph is available, but using different approach where the font is read directly from file as in case of font-face. As I said, the only thing I want to achieve is to find out where the problem is and then fix it if possible. Jan --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
