Phil,
thanks for the very fast response. For us this bug is not critical, but
since this is a regression, maybe we can see a bugfix introduced in a
JDK 6 update?
In any case, thanks for the insight.
Jan
Phil Race schrieb:
I just filed bug 6517861:
Installing font of family Times on Windows
Jan Bösenberg (INCORS GmbH) wrote:
Phil,
thanks for the very fast response. For us this bug is not critical,
but since this is a regression, maybe we can see a bugfix introduced
in a JDK 6 update?
I was debating with myself about this one. I'll ask for the OK to
backport it to 6u2
-phil.
Hello,
on one test system we found a really strange behavious of a little app,
which creates a Font instance for each available font familiy name. The
code looks like this:
String[] fontFamilyNames =
GraphicsEnvironment.getLocalGraphicsEnvironment().getAvailableFontFamilyNames();
Hello Jan,
It seems like a bug. Could you please provide more details concerning
this problem. What version jdk are you using? Did you try jdk6.0 with
your test case?
Best Regards,
Alexey
Java2D Team
Jan Bösenberg (INCORS GmbH) wrote:
Hello,
on one test system we found a really strange
Do you mean that the same font installed on other PCs is OK?
Is this XP SP2 ?
Which JDK version?
What does that font say its full name is?
ie font.getFontName()?
Perhaps you could email me the font (just to me please, not the whole list).
But its also possible something is messed up in the
Hello Alexey,
yes I am using JDK 1.6 (b105). Here is some additional information about
the Times font that I extracted with Microsoft's Font Properties Editor:
Font family name: Times
Version: 19: 34455: 1999
Weight and style: Roman
PostScript name: Times-Roman
Unique name:
I just filed bug 6517861:
Installing font of family Times on Windows hides Times New Roman
I can give you a brief explanation of what's happening but
I don't have a workaround for you.
In jdk 6 we started to use GDI for font lookups for performance
and it looks as if we are running afoul of
