| Summary: | last character width in winansi font is missed | ||
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| Product: | Fop - Now in Jira | Reporter: | pscream |
| Component: | Assignee: | fop-dev | |
| Status: | NEW --- | ||
| Severity: | normal | ||
| Priority: | P3 | ||
| Version: | 0.20.5 | ||
| Target Milestone: | --- | ||
| Hardware: | PC | ||
| OS: | Linux | ||
This bug has been fixed in FOray's CVS. FOray directly parses the font and font metrics files (PFM & AFM) instead of using an intermediate XML file, so the need for the arraycopy goes away entirely. Also, the bigger issue of having CID fonts supported for cut/paste/search, etc., which is a duplicate of issue 5335, has been fixed in FOray. See http://www.foray.org/release.html for details. |
Hi to everybody who takes care on this beautiful software ! Environment: GNU/Debian Linux 3.0 FOP 0.20.5 As I working with cyrrilic fonts I have troubles with winansi fonts. I know it doesn't support cyrrilic encoding (WINDOWS-1251), and supports only Latin1 character set. Meanwhile CID fonts are not supported properly as for copy-paste/find operation is PDF. So I was forced to make "cyrrilic" ttf within first 256 character and replace last 128 ones with "cyrrilic" symbols. Now I can work (copy-paste/find) with latin characters and see cyrrilic characters in winansi encoding. While I was experimenting I found a bug. Fop 0.20.5 doesn't calculate the width of the last character (0xFF). Since, there is no need in the latin charset to see this character, nobody knows about this bug. I found the solution: please refer src/org/apache/fop/render/pdf/fonts/SingleByteFont.java line 268 System.arraycopy(width, 0, arr, 0, width.length - 1); and src/org/apache/fop/render/pdf/fonts/MultiByteFont.java line 328 System.arraycopy(width, 0, arr, 0, width.length - 1); I belive there should be "width.length" instead of "width.length - 1". However it doesn't resolve the problem in full. I can see cyrrilic characters, but still can't operate with them. Can anybody advise me ? Should I wait for official release which works with CID properly ? or there is another solution ? Thanks ------- Pavel Kud