I got the following WARNING message:
No Unicode mapping for CID+2716 (2716) in font KMNIME+DFHei-Md-80-GB
Is tabula able to deal with font KMNIME+DFHei-Md-80-GB ??
Cheers
Yes, tabula definitely can work with Chinese characters, maybe it's because of your charset setting of your computer. Try adding -Dfile.encoding=utf-8 to your java command
Some files have non-standard mappings of Unicode code points to font glyphs. It is usually quite difficult to remap them.
Here's more information: Error when extracting text from pdf using pdfbox
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In order to detect if font contains some particular character in javascript I've decided that the best way is to have fallback font where ALL unicode characters have exactly ZERO width spaces. This font would allow me to easily check existing of himself, and existing of any character in any other font (except for conrtol characters). I would just check width of character.
Do you know if such font already exists?
It should be very simple to make it with FontForge and scripting. But it is hard for me to get into FontForge and Unicode docs. If someone is fluent in FontForge, could you teach me, or just make this kind of font. I assume it is, what, like 50 script lines on Python?
https://github.com/adobe-fonts/adobe-blank – answered by Mike 'Pomax' Kamermans
Very nice. Just 7kb for woff version! My own attempts to make such a font myself in FontForge gave about 1mb for 0000-1ffff unicode range.
I have an old program written in VB6.
I am trying to get it work right on Windows 8.1.
Everything works, except sending text in Hebrew to the printer.
The printer prints "???" instead of Hebrew characters.
It is obvious that this is an encoding problem, but I don't find a way to solve it.
The program works on Windows 7 without any problem!
the relevant code:
Printer.Font.Charset = 177 'Hebrew encoding
Printer.Print "<text in Hebrew>"
Printer.EndDoc
If someone has an advice, I will appreciate it a lot.
Thanks!
It usualy means the font used does not have those characters. Arial has stuff like גּוּלּ֧֧֧֯.
object.FontName [= font]
The FontName property syntax has these parts:
Part Description
object An object expression that evaluates to an object in the Applies To list.
font A string expression specifying the font name to use.
Remarks
The default for this property is determined by the system. Fonts available with Visual Basic vary depending on your system configuration, display devices, and printing devices. Font-related properties can be set only to values for which fonts exist.
In general, you should change FontName before setting size and style attributes with the FontSize, FontBold, FontItalic, FontStrikethru, and FontUnderline properties.
You might need to set the Language for non-Unicode programs to Hebrew. In Win 8 you do it like this.
the warning is as below,
"failed to translate characters from US-ASCII to UTF-8: check INPUT_ENCODING"
I am running doxygen over a c++project
New to doxygen and do not know how to proceed.
Help. Thanks.
Somewhere in your code you're using a special character that is not converting correctly. Are there any non-English words or other likely sources of special characters?
http://www.doxygen.nl/manual/config.html#cfg_input_encoding
I have a html file with text encoded in a non-unicode font. I need to convert that file to unicode. I searched for a convertor. But, most of the convertors work for only a list of fonts, not for all fonts.
My font is very specific, text is in Devanagari script.
I have the file, I have the font, now, please suggest me a tool or technique. Thanks.
Unicode is not about fonts, it is about encoding. You need to find a converter that can convert your text to Unicode. What is the encoding of your text?
Apache Tika has the ability to pull text from PDF files via knowledge of font behavior. So if the file is in fact a PDF you have a chance. If you have a text file full of font indices in no particular encoding, you have a big programming job ahead of you.
Does anybody know a set of typefaces that altogether cover the whole Unicode character range? we know that it is impossible to display all unicode characters using just one or two fonts. But probably, we can find a set of fonts using them the whole Unicode range could be displayed. Does anybody have any experience?
Thank you so much in advance.
One way to find such set of fonts is to look into Windows Font Linking. If you take a look at the registry key HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\FontLink\SystemLink you'll see fonts that "link" to cover the complete Unicode set.
as far as i know Arial Unicode is one of the full.
Everson Mono covers a large portion of the Unicode characters, and SIL International makes a lot of different fonts for minority languages.