Peter:
Sorry, but these won't make the Java 6 release. Bug/RFE doesn't matter.
They're not crashing or compatibility issues and so aren't serious
enough to be considered at this point in our release cycle.
Doug
Peter B. West wrote:
Doug,
I think I made a little mistake. I've put both of
On Thu, 2006-07-06 at 05:16 -0700, Doug Felt @ Sun wrote:
Peter:
Sorry, but these won't make the Java 6 release. Bug/RFE doesn't matter.
They're not crashing or compatibility issues and so aren't serious
enough to be considered at this point in our release cycle.
Doug
Doug and Phil,
On Tue, 2006-07-04 at 13:12 -0700, Doug Felt @ Sun wrote:
Peter:
Please file bugs on both issues.
There are a few characters we special case when converting to glyphs -
tab, cr, lf are it in the ASCII range, and we also filter bidi control
characters and some other formatting characters.
Peter,
RFE was probably right. But its moot for 1.6 as we are in the very final
stages of
stabilising the release so unless it can be shown to be a regression
(something that
used to work in 1.5 but now doesn't) it too late.
-phil.
Peter B. West wrote:
On Tue, 2006-07-04 at 13:12 -0700, Doug
On Fri, 2006-06-30 at 09:00 -0700, Doug Felt @ Sun wrote:
If our line break algorithm recognizes SHY then I think we should assign
it a null glyph when rendering it on the interior of a line. I suggest
you file an RFE.
ZWSP is relying on the font providing the appropriate glyph. In general
On Thu, 2006-06-29 at 17:06 -0700, Phil Race wrote:
Peter B. West wrote:
Some examples of the handling of ZWSP and SHY.
LineBreakSample1.png was created with LineBreakSample1.java. No ZWSP or
SHY.
LineBreakSample2.pngLineBreakSample2.java. There's a ZWSP in
Vin[]cent. Note the extra
If our line break algorithm recognizes SHY then I think we should assign
it a null glyph when rendering it on the interior of a line. I suggest
you file an RFE.
ZWSP is relying on the font providing the appropriate glyph. In general
we trust the font to do the right thing, but perhaps we
Peter B. West wrote:
Some examples of the handling of ZWSP and SHY.
LineBreakSample1.png was created with LineBreakSample1.java. No ZWSP or
SHY.
LineBreakSample2.pngLineBreakSample2.java. There's a ZWSP in
Vin[]cent. Note the extra space in the layout, but no special character
marking.
