On 25.3.2017 23:59, fryderykst wrote:
PdfString pLtext(reinterpret_cast<const pdf_utf8*>("�ódź stół"));
It gives me
„Unhandled exception at 0x75ECA882 in fvu.exe: Microsoft C++
exception: PoDoFo::PdfError at memory location 0x006FF6E0.�
But when I do this:
PdfString pLtext(L"�ódź stół");
It goes smoothly, and I got polish chars in pdf file.
Hi,
right, it makes perfect sense, because you didn't specify what encoding
your source file uses. If you claim in the code that it's UTF-8, but in
reality it's like ISO-8859-X (I do not know which one contains all
Polish letters), then you pass the code garbage, like my mail
application made it above. Using Unicode (wchar_t) is unambiguous and no
problem in conversion to appropriate encoding.
In the end, I’d like to ask, where can I find list of fonts which supports
polish chars.
I'm afraid there is no such list. Base14 fonts have some minimal
requirements, but speaking in general, for TrueType fonts, there is
nothing like a list of fonts which always support certain character set.
Just pick and try, embed fonts which work and so on. Different viewers
can show base14 fonts differently as well, I know that Adobe Reader 11
doesn't have some Courier accent letters (I told it to Adobe long time
ago), but Evince shows the same file properly.
Bye,
zyx
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