Bug#432739: pango: Pango should transparently render using ligatures if available

2007-08-03 Thread Sven Arvidsson
On Wed, 2007-07-11 at 18:18 +0100, Ben Goodger wrote:
 It would be nice if Pango could render non-fixed fonts using ligatures 
 automatically and transparently.
 
 For instance, typing fi into a text box would result first in f and 
 then in fi. Hitting backspace gives f again, while pressing the back 
 arrow and then delete gives i.
 
 This should only take place for variable-width fonts that provide said 
 ligature. Additionally, e.g. the word finish (though rendered 
 finish) when selected and copied to the clipboard/screen reader should 
 result in finish again, though I am not sure whether this is in the 
 field of the GUI toolkit in question.

Hi,

Isn't this already the case? What application and what font are you
testing with?

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Bug#432739: pango: Pango should transparently render using ligatures if available

2007-07-11 Thread Ben Goodger
Package: pango
Version: libpango1.0-0
Severity: wishlist


It would be nice if Pango could render non-fixed fonts using ligatures 
automatically and transparently.

For instance, typing fi into a text box would result first in f and 
then in fi. Hitting backspace gives f again, while pressing the back 
arrow and then delete gives i.

This should only take place for variable-width fonts that provide said 
ligature. Additionally, e.g. the word finish (though rendered 
finish) when selected and copied to the clipboard/screen reader should 
result in finish again, though I am not sure whether this is in the 
field of the GUI toolkit in question.

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