Hello Santi. > Could it be that the editor's font doesn't have those glyphs implemented?
Hum, afaik, those '⑳' and '🚀' are not gliphs but UTF characters (or gliphs-characters ?). I understood (maybe I am wrong) that in UTF the length of each character (what you see) is variable. And with msegui in Linux (in Windows it seems ok) if the length of UTF char is > 2 then it is not rendered. For example, in Linux, Arabic, Hebrew, Russian, Greek UTF characters are correctly rendered. But it is not the case for Chineese or for Emodj. Fre;D ________________________________ <https://forum.lazarus.freepascal.org/index.php/topic,58335.msg435036.html#msg435036> If pasting those 4 lines in the mseide source-editor or into a mse-memo, only the 2 first char are correctly rendered. For '⑳' and '🚀' there is only a black-square. So msegui seems to be limited to UTF char with length <= 2. Could it be that the editor's font doesn't have those glyphs implemented? Do you have ideas how to do for length > 2, where to look, what to consider, etc, ... ? Thanks. Fre;D _______________________________________________ mseide-msegui-talk mailing list [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/mseide-msegui-talk -- Saludos Santi
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