2024-01-16 03:00 PM
Hello everyone,
I spend hours trying to print the male and female ♂ ♀ symbol on the screen, without success.
I tested this code and it works perfectly, when I change the hex to the desired symbol does it print "?"
Screen1ViewBase::setupScreen(); Unicode::UnicodeChar buf[2] = {0x2082, 0}; Unicode::strncpy(textArea1Buffer, buf, 5); textArea1.invalidate();
any tips please
Regards,
Rego
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2024-01-16 10:23 PM
Hello
First, you must list these characters in Typographies -> Wildcard ranges, for example 0x00-0xff,0x2640,0x2642
And then you must select font which has these symbols, default font verdana does not include these two, but for example arial does.
Btw, symbol 0x2082 is some small number 2.
Hope this helps
Br JTP
2024-01-16 10:23 PM
Hello
First, you must list these characters in Typographies -> Wildcard ranges, for example 0x00-0xff,0x2640,0x2642
And then you must select font which has these symbols, default font verdana does not include these two, but for example arial does.
Btw, symbol 0x2082 is some small number 2.
Hope this helps
Br JTP
2024-01-17 02:22 PM
Hi Br JTP,
helped a lot!
the problem was in the font.
thank you very much
Rego