Well, default font setting can display CJK characters, but they  don't looks fine  because the font size are two small.  When change the font size,  then CJK characters can't be displayed.

On 9/4/05, Christian Pedaschus <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
Just some snippet from news on rasterman.com from 21.03.05, perhaps it
helps...?

[snip]
Also I added fontset support for Evas - you can now specify fonts with
"Font,Font2,Font3,... etc.". This means the first font is the primary,
and a comma separated list (no whitespace) of fall-back fonts in order
of fall-back, follow. If a letter.character does not exist in the first
font, it tries the next font (at the same size) and so on, until no
fonts are left to try and it gives up. This makes supporting multiple
languages at the same time much more trivial. I added Edje calls to be
able to append fontset fonts to any given specified fonts in an Edje, to
allow multiple languages to display, regardless of the font choice in
the Edje or in a font class applied to an Edje. I added a 1 line call to
e17 to add 2 fonts to the fontset used now, and this enables, Japanese,
Chinese and Korean to display (I think Korean displays OK after checking
some symbols to see if they match - but it doesn't look pretty. I think
i chose a bad Korean font. If any Koreans out there have suggestions to
free Korean supporting TTF's we can re-distribute - that LOOK GOOD when
used in a fontset, let me know!
[/snip]


greets, chris

ps. there are some really impressive performance benchmarks for e17 also
on rasterman's page, see his news for more

ps2. sorry for sending your own news back to yourself, raster *grin*



Xiaoyang Gu wrote:

> Well, i have tried to use the method you mentioned, but no use. i
> think that the command only has effects when using default theme.  But
> when using default theme, it doesn't wok also. The font size do
> change, but the non English characters still can not be displayed.
>
> Can anyone introduce some principle about the font system of E17?
>
> On 9/3/05, *Sebastian Dransfeld* < [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
>
>     Xiaoyang Gu wrote:
>     > hi
>     >
>     >      I am using debian sid and i install e17 from "deb
>     > http://soulmachine.net/debian unstable/". I got ICE_2005 theme from
>     > get-e.org < http://get-e.org> <http://get-e.org/
>     <http://get-e.org/>>. All works fine, but the font size of
>     > title bar and menu is two small, so i extract the theme and
>     change the
>     > font size in default_borad.edc from 10 to 13, then recompiled
>     it. The
>     > font size became bigger, but some characters couldn't be
>     displayed. They
>     > can be displayed when using the original ICE_2005 theme, and
>     they are
>     > Chinese characters.
>     >      Detailed information: Debian Sid, LC_CTYPE=zh_CN.UTF-8.
>     >      What's the reason of this problem? Is there any method to
>     solve the
>     > problem?
>     >
>     >      Thanks a lot.
>
>     Try the nice enlightenment_remote command:
>
>        -font-available-list List all available fonts
>        -font-apply Apply font settings changes
>        -font-fallback-append OPT1 Append OPT1 to the fontset
>        -font-fallback-prepend OPT1 Prepend OPT1 to the fontset
>        -font-fallback-list List the fallback fonts in order
>        -font-fallback-remove OPT1 Remove OPT1 from the fontset
>        -font-default-set OPT1 OPT2 OPT3 Set textclass (OPT1) font
>     (OPT2) and
>     size (OPT3)
>        -font-default-get OPT1 List the default font associated with OPT1
>        -font-default-remove OPT1 Remove the default text class OPT1
>        -font-default-list List all configured text classes
>        -font-fallback-clear Clear list of fallback fonts
>        -font-cache-set OPT1 Set the font cache size (Kb)
>        -font-cache-get Get the speculative font cache size (Kb)
>
>     Notice especially -font-default-set, and use text_class
>     "title_bar", and
>     "menu_item".
>
>     Sebastian
>
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