Is there any option to pickup font automatically, if I don't add font manually in Tcpdf for a particular text?
like I have some Japanese and Arabic words but I don't want to define font manually, how to let Tcpdf auto-detect the text and change font accordingly?
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I want to use non-English characters in Godot, but when I write them (In every node, like a Label or a Button) and run the project, the text does not display. For example, I write some Arabic characters in a Label and run the project, but I do not see anything. But I can see the characters in editor separately and reversely. ("عالم" is displayed "م ل ا ع")
I know that this problem is discussed on GitHub, but there was not any good solution. Please advise me a good and simple solution to solve this problem. I think it is not solved so far.
The default Label font in Godot doesn't support non-ASCII characters.
You can try to change the font in your Label node to one that supports non-ASCII symbols by picking a font from your computer, or if it doesn't exist on your device, uploading it from some site like Google Fonts, and choosing an arabic-supporting font, like Amiri.
After choosing the font for your Label node, open the Custom Fonts property in the editor of the node, and create a DynamicFont, and in Font => Font Data press Load and choose your font in the opened window in the file system (.ttf or any another font extension).
I need to display some text that is returned from a web service. The text itself is returned in UTF-8. I need to display the text onscreen in a font that is capable of rendering the text (which could be arabic, japanese, french, hindi, whatever).
At run time, how do I determine which font to use ?
Is there a single font in iOS that can be used for this situation ?
Yes the system font itself can display all those languages. You also can use the Helvetica Neue, works perfectly.
I do it too to display arabic, japanese, korean etc.
You can read this documentation about unicode.
I'm currently working on an app which displays some funky characters. They are proper unicode characters There is no system font that contains these glyphs on iOS, so I made a custom font that contains only these glyphs.
Now, I don't want to replace the system font with my custom font, but I want to have iOS load any missing glyphs from my custom font. Can iOS fallback to custom fonts?
Hopefully, you've gotten a reply by now, but the only way this is possible by using a custom font, is to have customise a "normal" fonts non-letter characters by replacing characters like U+2615 (Hot beverage) with your custom glyphs. Thus, you can use your custom font for all your UI, but you would need different characters than you use now to display your custom glyphs
I have problem with hyperlink font format in word 2003/2007 maybe it is in other too but i didn't try it.
First i create hyperlink in my document, then i change format of hyperlinks in
Styles and Formatting
for example: Bold, Italic size: 10, font: Webdings. Everything is ok, format is changed.
Problem happens when i add next hyperlink through ctrl + k (or insert hyperlink it doesnt matter). It accepts the most of format. It is Bold, Italic, even change color works, but font always stays as Times New Roman 12.
when i change format of hyperlink after this, the first hyperlink is ok. Changed color, styles an font. The others that were added later changes their color, style but not font. It is still Times new Roman 12.
When i select them they are style of hyperlink. When i set them as style hyperlink again (e.g. with enter), then they change its font to webdings too, but i need to accept this font without this, because i want to generate document with visual basic from template, and hyperlinks that are already in template accept new font in template but hyperlinks added with VB doesnt accept new font. And always select added hyperlink and set its type to hyperlink again ... it seams a bit wierd to me...
Does anybody know solution for this problem? i am trying to google it for two days and without success...
Edit: I found out right now, that it doesn't set format Times new roman 12, but it set the same format as it is set in Normal font. But format is shown to be set to hyperlink not to Normal. but again when i changed normal format it doesnt accept change to allready created hyperlinks, but only accept it to new one... i dont know but i have feel that it works really wierd and all this rules doesnt apply everytime...
This is the first time i am handling the emoji keyboard for my application.
I am using custom font to display the text and the emoji characters. I want to know the ios font which support both the text and the emoji characters to display in my app.
Thanks in advance.
You don't need to use a special font to support emoji. Just use whatever font you use to display your "normal" characters and iOS will automatically switch to the AppleColorEmoji font to display any "emoji" characters.
If you want more info about what font to use, http://iosfonts.com/ is a great site.