Hi,
I can reproduce the issue. I think Java is not very
good at substituting other fonts if some characters
can't be displayed in the selected font. I think the
only way to fix this is to add an option to CVD to
change the font, so you can explicitly switch the font
to something that will display your text. I will open
a Jira issue.
For now, what you can try to do is to use the
DocumentAnalyzer instead. The DocumentAnalyzer will
allow you to view the analysis results in the browser,
and the browser should be smart enough to render your
Telugu script. Hope this helps.
--Thilo
chandra sekhar wrote:
Respected sir ,
1) The notepad text which I am using is saved as a UTF-8 encoded text
file.
2) Before loading my text file , I set the code page in CVS visual
debugger to UTF-8 then also I am getting squares.
3) Before pasting the text from the file,I set the code page in CVS
visual debugger to UTF-8 then also I am getting squares.
4) I pasted one telugu true font in C:\Program
Files\Java\jre1.5.0\lib\fonts ,then also I am getting same problem.
Here with I am attaching the text file. which contains a text from
Telugu languagge. and
The true font which I pasted in java folder.
