ttf using online converters (multiple sites since Ive thought maybe the convertor has a problem). Ligatures (joined-characters) may also be enabled in the editor, and you can run into monospaced fonts without monospaced ligature glyphs. The steps Ive took are the following ones: Downloaded the SC (and TC) fonts from the google fonts page Converted the Regular file of the font family from. You can try a font that renders wide characters as 2 latin characters instead e.g. Not all monospaced fonts are equal though, and uncommon or Wide characters can be exceptions in fonts that you would normally expect to be monospaced like Consolas. For example, VS Code uses monospaced fonts by default (Settings > Text editor > Fonts), so it is usually aligned properly. Obviously, features depend on the editor itself, but Monospaced fonts are used to align characters in any text editor. However, most 'general' text-editors only use the glyph width defined in the font to determine where to place the next character. Most coding-style terminals or code-text-editors display characters in a literal X/Y grid, and ignore font for spacing entirely. So I have to write 'something' that can be understood as a special character, just like the browser display '?' when I write 'response.How do these Windows terminals make Chinese and English characters 1:2 in width regardless of the font family? Set cCell = cRow.AddCell2( '?',, ,, , 2 )īecause my source files encoding does not allow it.

> display : '& # 30003 ' with a first little square (character not found, I guess). So trying creating a family with the simsun font : > error message : error '80131500' : FontFamily specified not available.Please add FontFamily to the document First select Simplified Chinese for the encoding, and choose MS Song or MS Hei for the. Or Set cCell = cRow.AddCell2( Unescape('申'),, ,, , 2 )Ĭall cCell.SetFormattedTextArea( '& # 30003 ', 0, 0, 536, 50, DPDF_Font_SinoTypeSongLight, 12, False ) In the window that appears, select Appearance and Fonts. Some supported fonts are Arial Unicode MS, SimSun, SimHei, KaiTi.

Set cRow = cTable.AddRow2( DPDF_Font_SinoTypeSongLight, 12, '48626F', 'FFFFFF' ) Start> Type Fonts in search box and press enter> When fonts folder opens, click on Font Settings on left navigation pane> Untick Hide fonts. Star 1.7k Actions Projects Wiki Security 138 Closed hefanbo opened this issue on 11 comments hefanbo commented on Add some font that can display Chinese into .

Its the point ! Remember I try to add this character : ? If this does not help, or works partially, but some characters are still missing, you may need to run qtconfig, and add a comprehensive unicode font to your chosen browser font's substitutions.

Display chinese character in font style