I want to write 'Ə' letter on the TMP inputField but it recognize that letter as '?' symbol.And also when I copy and paste that letter to the InputField it works but when I try to insert it from keyboard it does not work. Is there any way to use that letter?
Use TextMeshPro input field instead default input field.
This new version includes Dynamic SDF support where it won't be necessary to add the needed characters to the font asset (ahead of time) via the Font Asset Creator. Instead the needed characters / glyphs can be added dynamically to a newly created font asset in the Editor or at Runtime.
You will still need to create a font asset from a font file that contains the Azerbaijanian character set.
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When I open the VSCode editor.fontfamily setting, I found there is a list of font family in the input field. So I want to know that how VSCode choose the font from the given font list in editor.fontfamily?
Does it choose font following descended priority, and what is the stategy? Or the font in different locations have different effects?
Thanks.
The "list" is more of a set of fonts, where the first one is the preferred font, the next one being a fallback, and so on. It's not an actual list as far as a JSON object goes, it's just a string that's comma delimited.
{
"editor.fontFamily": "Consolas, 'Courier New', monospace",
// first second third
}
You can test this out by simply switching around the fonts and saving the file to see how Visual Studio Code reacts. If you put in a bogus font name as the first item in the set, when Visual Studio Code can't find the font, it will fallback to the next one. On Windows, if you supply nothing but invalid fonts, it looks like the ultimate fallback is Times New Roman (or an extremely similar looking font):
I have an openoffice text using different styles. I need to extract all text in one style as a text .txt file (but not including text marked in the other styles). How can this be achieved?
I tried to mark other styles as hidden and save as .txt, but the result contains all text, not only the one which is visible. If I save as .pdf and then cut and paste the text from I get what I need, but this seems a roundabout solution and I am certain a better one exists.
To select all text with a certain paragraph style, go to Edit -> Find & Replace. Expand Other options and check Paragraph Styles. Then select the style name to Find and press Find All.
Now close the dialog. Copy and paste to a text editor such as Notepad (depending on your operating system). Then save the text file from the text editor.
For character styles, this will not work, so use AltSearch.
The textview in flutter has some styling(Font family,color,style etc) and when I try to copy the text, only the text value gets copied but I need styling also.
styling properties are given to display text in given Style it is not the property of text.
Text is copied in UTF byte Format
so, When you copy text Only text gets copied the style and Other property does not get copied.
I'm updating a large .fla file from AS2.0 to AS3.0 and get the following warning:
WARNING: Text field variable names are not supported in ActionScript
3.0. The variable '_text' used for the text field '_textField' will not be exported. Fonts should be embedded for any text that may be
edited at runtime, other than text with the "Use Device Fonts"
setting. Use the Text > Font Embedding command to embed fonts.
Is there a quick way to locate the offending symbol? The Flash Pro "Find" function does not seem to be helpful for this (or anything else for that matter, at least on my Windows 7 computer).
Thank you.
The Movie Explorer panel will list a text field's variable name in parentheses after the text inside the field. E.g.:
Here's some text inside my field, (myTextVariable) , (TimesNewRoman, 12 pts)
I am using sarhan custom font . But the space character is not reflecting in to the text. It's just replacing to next character in place of space. Is there any way to fix this issue?
i resolved the problem . we have to modify the .ttf file of font and replacing the correct value for character.