Closed Bug 78939 Opened 24 years ago Closed 24 years ago

Unicode font support for Qt Mozilla

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(Core Graveyard :: Ports: Qt, enhancement)

x86
Linux
enhancement
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normal

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(Not tracked)

VERIFIED FIXED

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(Reporter: johng, Assigned: johng)

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(7 files)

The 3 attached patches alter nsFontMetricsQT.cpp, nsFontMetricsQT.h and nsRenderingContextQT.cpp to add unicode font support to Qt Mozilla. NOTES: 1) This code requires Qt v2.2.4 or better to work properly. It works under previous versions of Qt, but some glyphs are not properly selected due to a bug in the implementation of QFontMetrics::inFont that was fixed in 2.2.4. 2) Qt Mozilla does not seem to work with anti-aliased fonts in Qt 2.3 (I haven't tried this myself, since I don't have the proper test environment yet - it is based on reports from other people who have tried it). This is due to a bug in Qt where QFontDatabase will list the fonts on the system but doesn't seem able to instantiate them. I assume this will be fixed in Qt 3.0, but I will investigate it as soon as I get the time to build a test environment that includes anti-aliased fonts...
+ if ((*font)->SupportsChar(c)) { remove space before |c| + if ((*font)->SupportsChar( c)) { ... SupportsChar and HasChar ...
Blocks: qt
Keywords: approval, patch, review
OT: Stupid question: Can someone check here whether this has been implemented for XLib-toolkit and Xprint, please ?
Added my home email as a CC, since today is my last day at Corel.
New patch for nsFontMetricsQT.cpp includes new CharSets (based on Gtk port) and a fix for anti-aliased font support in Qt v2.3.0. TrollTech has promised to fix the underlying bug in their AA font support in Qt v2.3.1 and v3.0.
Blocks: 76033
NOTE: There is a problem with the patches as they currently stand. When I updated the patch for nsFontMetricsQT.cpp, I forgot to also update the patch for nsFontMetrics.h to account for some renamed functions (the renaming was done to follow the example of the GTK port). As soon as I re-establish my development environment and am in a position to create a new patch, I will address this. In the meantime, it should be possible for users with C++ coding experience to update the header file on their own, based on the compiler errors.
The last three attachments are now a complete set of fixes and enhancements for QT Mozilla fonts. These patches include: - Support for Unicode and Double Byte character sets. - Support for anti-aliased fonts under Qt 2.3.x (which fixes a crash on some systems) - Updated character set information taken from the Gtk port. - Updated credits
I forgot to mention - TrollTech did not fix the anti-aliased font bug in v2.3.1, so the updated patch extends the work-around for all releases after and including 2.3.0. I have tested with Qt 2.3.1 and the fix works for me.
r=blizzard
Comitted patches to CVS. Please re-test.
*** Bug 76033 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
The patches for this have been commited to CVS, so I am marking this fixed. Please open a new bug report for any remaining font problems, assigned to jcgriggs@sympatico.ca (the Corel address is no longer valid).
Status: NEW → RESOLVED
Closed: 24 years ago
Resolution: --- → FIXED
rs vrfy fixed
Status: RESOLVED → VERIFIED
Component: XP Toolkit/Widgets → Ports: Qt
Product: Core → Core Graveyard
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