Basically both: mbSymbolFlag gets set on the font attributes if the
corresponding Impl_Font has a charset of RTL_TEXTENCODING_SYMBOL.
Impl_Font is a specific font already whereas Font is quite arbitrary and
before font selection.
As for the empty glyphs, I think you are probably right and you don't
have a fallback font for OpenSymbol on your system. But HDU will
probably have a definitive answer when he's back.
Kind regards, pl
Yuri Dario wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> I'm checking how OOo does identify symbol fonts: in the OS/2 port, it
> happens that bullet symbols are properly displayed if OpenSymbol ttf
> font is installed, otherwise we get empty rectangles. In such case, it
> could be related to a missing fallback for OpenSymbol or missing glyphs
> into others symbol fonts.
>
> I see vcl code handles different fields, one is the meCharSet, another
> is the mbSymbolFlag.
>
> what is the correct sequence?
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