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Korean input not support under Windows

Open kitsek opened this issue 8 years ago • 5 comments
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As the title says. Most unicode language are support such as Chinese, Japanese. But Korean is displayed as []. Please look into this problem

kitsek avatar Nov 23 '16 11:11 kitsek

Works fine for me. Are you sure you tried with a font with support for Korean?

fruxo avatar Nov 23 '16 19:11 fruxo

PS: I used a korean ttf then works fine. But this font doesn't support other character sets so Chinese is displayed as []. I wonder why Word and other softwares they can display every unicode character under default system font.

On Thu, Nov 24, 2016 at 3:53 AM, Emil Segerås [email protected] wrote:

Works fine for me. Are you sure you tried with a font with support for Korean?

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kitsek avatar Nov 24 '16 02:11 kitsek

I think MSWord might be dynamically using different fonts for different character sets.

codecat avatar Nov 24 '16 14:11 codecat

A lot of applications (f.ex word, all web browsers) does font switching. For any missing glyph, it would fall back to a font predefined for that unicode block and style.

I don't think such feature would be much used in TB and i have no plan implementing it. To truly support all languages, you would need text shaping (integrating f.ex harfbuzz) and BiDi support. This support would be larger than the entire TB code base. Korean should be fine without that as far as i know though.

fruxo avatar Nov 24 '16 20:11 fruxo

Font fallback works automagically on linux with freetype. iirc, windows requires that it be done manually.

paulie-g avatar Sep 24 '18 16:09 paulie-g