On 01/02/2017 06:42 PM, ERCAN ARSLAN wrote:
My fonts contain Turkish characters such as ç, ş, ö, ü, ğ , İ , Ö, Ü.
There are no turkish characters in the C header file.
Why does not it create a bitmap of turkish characters.
I want to print turkish characters on my 1.8 TFT lcd screen.
I can
>> You say `make', and a TTF compiler and decompiler together with an
>> annotated documentation (in HTML format) gets built. You need Java
>> and its development package (for `javac') for building and running
>> the compiler stuff; it should work out of the box.
>
> Aehm, but I'm currently not
Ercan,
I now see that my previous reply was misleading.
> My fonts contain Turkish characters such as ç, ş, ö, ü, ğ , İ , Ö,
> Ü.
>
> There are no turkish characters in the C header file.
What I want to see is not the resulting header files but the code you
are using to *generate* them.
Yes, I mean the title file. I can create the file successfully. However, the
generated C header file does not contain Turkish characters. I choose font with
Turkish character support. C contains standard characters in the header file.
How can I create a C header file containing Turkish
> I'm using the freetype-2.7.1 library to convert my fonts with ttf
> extensions to h files.
You probably mean `c header files', right?
> However, I see that Turkish characters are not converted in the
> generated h file. Why do not convert Turkish characters into
> bitmaps.
Wrong charmap?
I'm using the freetype-2.7.1 library to convert my fonts with ttf extensions to
h files. However, I see that Turkish characters are not converted in the
generated h file. Why do not convert Turkish characters into bitmaps.
Can you help me please.
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