https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=97420
--- Comment #7 from Ian <i...@zti.co.za> --- (In reply to Christoph Feck from comment #6) > I tried the new QFont::styleStrategy(QFont::NoFontMerging), and it seems to > work for most scripts. if the current font does not have the selected > script, a fallback will always be used. This seems to be a (documented) Qt > peculiarity. Ah. That explains a lot. > > Would it be okey to display the characters that are available in the > selected font with the default (white) background, while characters from a > fallback font are displayed with a dimmed (gray) background? > > If it needs to be configurable, I thought about adding a toggle toolbutton > next to the font combobox. For my use, I just need to know if a particular glyph is in the font or not (and how it looks, of course). So having a different background would be fine. I have in the meantime noticed that there is a difference (usually) between glyphs in the font, and those not, in that the missing ones are rendered thinner. Though I suppose how noticeable this is depends on the font in question. Have you seen how FontForge the missing glyphs? But AFAIK they're on GTK not QT so they probably don't have the exact same problem. Thanks. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
