Hi, Alex:

I have file a bug: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLEX-34037

As DarkStone said that the Spark Lable component works really fine and I don't 
use the another font assets in my application. The same code works fine on 
android 4.2. So I am agreed on comments of DarkStone:it is possible a TLF or 
DPI related bug, or maybe the Android system bug.

Thanks.
2014-01-13



Sunny



发件人:DarkStone <darkst...@163.com>
发送时间:2014-01-13 12:57
主题:Re:Re: 回复: Re: Flex SDK 4.11 some components cannot display Chinese 
characters on Android 4.4.x
收件人:"Apache Flex Developers"<dev@flex.apache.org>
抄送:

Hi all, 

One thing is for sure: Spark Label component works fine, it can display Chinese 
and Engligh characters on Android 4.4.x with AIR 3.9 + Flex 4.11 

Because the Label component is based on FTE (Flash Text Engine) not TLF (Text 
Layout Framework), so I think the bug is not of AIR runtime, but the Flex SDK. 

The workaround I found is: customizing all the mxml skins of the spark 
components by yourself, use Label as the IDisplayText skinpart, and you are 
good to go. 

So, it is possible a TLF or DPI related bug, or maybe the Android system bug, 
wish someone could have a look at it. 


DarkStone 
2014-01-13 


At 2014-01-12 14:30:28,"Alex Harui" <aha...@adobe.com> wrote: 
>Certain kind of attachments don't work on this mailing list, and my 
>company's spam filter will also block some of them.  Best bet is to file a 
>bug at https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLEX 
> 
>I have not investigated this issue, but in other situations like this, it 
>is a matter of which fontFamily you have chosen and whether that font has 
>all of the glyphs for all of the characters or not. 
> 
>-Alex 
> 
>From:  x8s9y <x8...@163.com> 
>Reply-To:  "dev@flex.apache.org" <dev@flex.apache.org> 
>Date:  Saturday, January 11, 2014 2:03 AM 
>To:  "dev@flex.apache.org" <dev@flex.apache.org> 
>Subject:  回复:  Re: Flex SDK 4.11 some components cannot display Chinese 
>characters  on Android 4.4.x 
> 
> 
>Hi, Alex: 
>Thank your comments. 
>I am sorry that I don't fix this bug, except the button component. I add a 
>customize skin on it, Please FYI the attachment:the ButtonSkin.mxml is 
>skin code, the code.png is my main code that include Chinese characters. 
> Through my test, the button include my customize skin works very well in 
>Chinese characters. Do you have the solution? 
>  
>Thanks 
>  
>2014-01-11 
>________________________________________ 
> 
>-Sunny 
> 
>________________________________________ 
> 
>发件人:Alex Harui <aha...@adobe.com> 
>发送时间:2014-01-10 22:14 
>主题:Re: Flex SDK 4.11 some components cannot display Chinese characters on 
>Android 4.4.x 
>收件人:"dev@flex.apache.org"<dev@flex.apache.org> 
>抄送: 
>  
>Please file a bug with a simple test case and include the skin that you 
>used as a workaround. 
>  
>There was a prior discussion about something like this that was not 
>resolved.  We're still trying to determine if there are different default 
>fonts on the device, if it matters if it is AIR 3.9 or an earlier version 
>also has the problem. 
>  
>Thanks,  
>-Alex  
>  
>On 1/10/14 2:07 AM, "Sunny" <x8...@163.com> wrote: 
>  
>>Hi,All:  
>>  
>>Today I met a trouble, In android 4.4.2 OS(Nexus7 2rd) , air 3.9.0.141 
>>and  
>>Flex SDK 4.11, the Button,ButtonBar and headText of MobileGrid can't 
>>display  
>>Chinese characters, but the English characters works very well. The most 
>>puzzling problem that I add a skin(Only set the rationX) for the button 
>>component, then the button works well in Chinese characters. Is it the 
>>Flex  
>>SDK bug? Do you met those similar issues? I wish that more and more 
>>engineers can focus on it. Waiting for your feedback... 
>>  
>>Please email to me or add your comments if you have any questions about 
>>of  
>>my description.  
>>  
>>Thank you very much. 
>>  
>>Sunny  
>>  
>>  
>>  
>>--  
>>View this message in context: 
>>http://apache-flex-development.2333347.n4.nabble.com/Flex-SDK-4-11-some-co 
>>  
>>mponents-cannot-display-Chinese-characters-on-Android-4-4-x-tp33854.html 
>>Sent from the Apache Flex Development mailing list archive at Nabble.com. 
>  
> 

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