... this is not a WebCore issue, so there is nothing you can do
in WebCore to fix it.
When I look at WebCore's WidthIterator::advance function, it doesn't
seem to me to be savvy to complex script. It looks to me like it walks
through a Unicode string and replaces character clusters with
On Sep 28, 2008, at 1:15 AM, Paul Pedriana wrote:
... this is not a WebCore issue, so there is nothing you can do
in WebCore to fix it.
When I look at WebCore's WidthIterator::advance function, it doesn't
seem to me to be savvy to complex script. It looks to me like it walks
through a
on 28.09.2008 12:15, Paul Pedriana at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It seems to me that complex script would have to be supported by something
other than WidthIterator::advance (is it?).
There are multiple parts for such support indeed, which has to do with
different requirements for rendering,
Hello Alexey, Darin and all
Thank you for your replies. I tested the iphone with different fonts
that i checked using fontforge. The fonts have both Gsub and Gpos tables
correct, but
_the problem is that:_
Iphone doesn't load the Gsub table from the font file. It keeps on using
the isolated
1) WebKit itself supports complex script rendering.
2) The iPhone edition of WebKit does not support complex scripts.
3) You can't fix the iPhone problem because it's closed and no one can do it
but Apple.
4) There's nothing you or we can do to fix the iPhone.
5) Implementing complex scripts
In Cocoa I have made a command line application that init's a WebView, then
calls, stringByEvaluatingJavaScriptFromString, however, I'm trying to get
this to work in Windows. I've compiled WebKit and added a new Win32 command
line project, however, I'm always getting back null when calling
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