On Tue, 25 Nov 2003 18:42:45 +0200, you wrote:
> Rein Klazes wrote:
>
> > HPEN hOrigPen;
> > HFONT hOrigFont;
> > COLORREF rgbPrev;
> >- WCHAR sample[SAMPLE_EXTLEN+5]={'A','a','B','b'};
> >+ WCHAR sample[SAMPLE_EXTLEN+9]={'A','a','B','b','Y','y','Z','z'};
> >
> >
> This is wrong. "YyZz" are only added if it's a western encoding. This
> already happens (a patch I submitted earlier this year, and forgot to
> add my copyright to the file). With this patch, if you view a font in
> it's Western encoding, you get a sample that says "AaBbYyZzYyZz".
>
> If you view a font in another encoding (say, Hebrew, because that's the
> only one that was fed in), you get "AaBbYyZzðñùú", instead of
> "AaBbðñùú", like it is on Windows 2000, and like it makes sense (we want
> to spare some space).
OK, I'l resubmit in a moment. There must be something else going on
here. It is not essential anyway.
Just two questions:
- Why don't I see this? Even with selecting a font with Hebrew encoding
I only see the AaBb string.
- How did you see the example before, as screen coordinates and client
coordinates where mixed up: I never saw the example text.
Rein.
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