To reproduce this bug, please use attached sample.zip.
Files:
Eudc.ttf ----------- Sample Gaiji font
fontproperties.ja -- Property file to use EUDC font
test.java ---------- Test source
test.class --------- Test class
image.bmp ---------- Snap shot of the bug
Test:
1. Installing Gaiji font.
On Japanese Windows, from Start menu, choose Setting->Control panel->Font
and open Font folder. From File menu, choose Install new Font and install
Eudc.ttf. I tested it on Windows 2000.
2. Replacing fontproperties.ja file in JDK\jre\lib folder.
3. Execute test.class
Results:
Normal font character \u3042 (A in Japanese) is displayed as BOLD font correctly.
However, if we use JDK 1.3.1_05, Gaiji character (looks like roteted $) is not
displayed as expected. JDK 1.4.x can display it as expected.
Files:
Eudc.ttf ----------- Sample Gaiji font
fontproperties.ja -- Property file to use EUDC font
test.java ---------- Test source
test.class --------- Test class
image.bmp ---------- Snap shot of the bug
Test:
1. Installing Gaiji font.
On Japanese Windows, from Start menu, choose Setting->Control panel->Font
and open Font folder. From File menu, choose Install new Font and install
Eudc.ttf. I tested it on Windows 2000.
2. Replacing fontproperties.ja file in JDK\jre\lib folder.
3. Execute test.class
Results:
Normal font character \u3042 (A in Japanese) is displayed as BOLD font correctly.
However, if we use JDK 1.3.1_05, Gaiji character (looks like roteted $) is not
displayed as expected. JDK 1.4.x can display it as expected.
- relates to
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JDK-4219245 Charactor at UNICODE Private Area drawn incorrectly on Win95(Japanese)
- Closed
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JDK-4509426 Cannot display User Defined Characters with separate EUDC fonts on Windows
- Resolved