imacarthur wrote > > Hi Fabien, > > I'm not sure it is a fltk problem (per se), as it works fine on this > Mac, and on my XP test box (I think the OP is on Windows.) > > That said, the font selection mechanism for fltk with XFT is pretty > brain-dead (I know, 'cos I wrote it) so that places the onus on the > user to make sure a font is selected that actually contains the > necessary glyphs. > My experience suggests that the "standard" fonts in most linux > distros (particularly western distros) have very poor glyph coverage > for CJK fonts... Might be worth trying with a few different fonts and > see if any have better coverage, and if that alleviates the problem > you are seeing! > > That said, the OP seems to be having strange and inconsistent > problems with string handling, rather than with specific missing > glyphs, which is why we were suggesting he check the scope and > termination of his strings. > > -- > Ian >
I am not sure whether it is a fltk problem. But i am using a Chinsese Windows XP, I can type text in Notepad++ editor and save it to a .txt file. So it is not a glyphs problem indeed. And I have make sure the termination of string is 0x0, but it did'nt help. Thanks. _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
