On Tue, 25 Nov 2003 18:42:45 +0200, you wrote:
Rein Klazes wrote:
HPEN hOrigPen; HFONT hOrigFont; COLORREF rgbPrev;
WCHAR sample[SAMPLE_EXTLEN+5]={'A','a','B','b'};
WCHAR sample[SAMPLE_EXTLEN+9]={'A','a','B','b','Y','y','Z','z'};This is wrong. "YyZz" are only added if it's a western encoding. This already happens (a patch I submitted earlier this year, and forgot to add my copyright to the file). With this patch, if you view a font in it's Western encoding, you get a sample that says "AaBbYyZzYyZz".
If you view a font in another encoding (say, Hebrew, because that's the only one that was fed in), you get "AaBbYyZzðñùú", instead of "AaBbðñùú", like it is on Windows 2000, and like it makes sense (we want to spare some space).
OK, I'l resubmit in a moment. There must be something else going on here. It is not essential anyway.
Just two questions:
- Why don't I see this? Even with selecting a font with Hebrew encoding I only see the AaBb string.
- How did you see the example before, as screen coordinates and client coordinates where mixed up: I never saw the example text.
Rein.