At Thu, 07 Dec 2006 03:17:32 +0100,
Mirco Bakker wrote:
> The programm (written in C) uses only the standard Xlib. The writing is done
> using XmbDrawString() (AFAIK function of choice). I also tried
> Xutf8DrawString (X_HAVE_UTF8_STRING is set) with the same effect. After
> Googeling for hours I found a few outdated reports that Xlib has a Bug
> handling UTF-8 Strings (or Fonts). Is this still true or is my code crap?
X UTF-8 supports is ok, but only a few fonts have all glyphs.
If you specify any specific iso10646-1 font, check the font dump
by xfd -fn 'font', you'll see that only some glyphs are defined.
If you use other font like -gnu-unifont, it has some more glyphs.
Or you can use font sets instead of single iso10646-1 font.
Try to specify legacy fonts separated by ',' comma.
Like "a14,k14,*", ('*' is wild card).
Regards
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