TAKESHIMA Hidenori <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >I check original windows 98(Japanese edition; CP_ACP=cp932). > >There are some system fonts that have codepage CP_ACP >(at least in my environments): >- System, FixedSys, Terminal >Probablly, these three 'reserved' fonts should be treated >as special font names and should have CP_ACP. > >And all stock font objects should have codepage CP_ACP, too. >these stock objects seem to be hard-coded >(using ANSI_CHARSET) in objects/gdiobj.c, >but these should be fixed... Hardcoding some code page for the FONT NAME is a very bad design, and will introduce only additional hadaches and mess. In my opinion (already mentioned several times), all font code pages is the problem of a dc driver ONLY. Dmitry.
