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Is there any example on how to best split a string into different WritingSystems aka ScriptRuns ?
E.g. I have this string Hello World Привет мир مرحبا بالعالم 你好世界 and I want to have it separated by font support.
So if font file 1 supports Latin, font file 2 supports Cyrillic, font file 3 supports Arabic, font file 4 supports Chinese,
e.g. more or less exactly as with the Google Noto fonts, the ScriptRuns would be:
Hello World
Привет мир
مرحبا بالعالم
你好世界
I want to split the string into its font-file parts, so I can draw a multi-language string with SkiaSharp:
For that, I'd like to create a list of Tuples, with the string-part, and the typeface-instance.
So far, I can take each word and figure out the font file by checking if each glyph is in the font file.
Is there no better way, such as reading the codepoint-range/ranges from the font file, and checking if character x is in said range ?
I've seen code in Typography.TextBreak -> ScriptTagsAndLanguageSystemTags ->UnicodeRangeFinder -> GetUniCodeRangeFor that goes into that direction. but it doesn't read any font file, it just checks the range of the codepoint.
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Is there any example on how to best split a string into different WritingSystems aka ScriptRuns ?
E.g. I have this string
Hello World Привет мир مرحبا بالعالم 你好世界
and I want to have it separated by font support.So if font file 1 supports Latin, font file 2 supports Cyrillic, font file 3 supports Arabic, font file 4 supports Chinese,
e.g. more or less exactly as with the Google Noto fonts, the ScriptRuns would be:
I want to split the string into its font-file parts, so I can draw a multi-language string with SkiaSharp:
For that, I'd like to create a list of Tuples, with the string-part, and the typeface-instance.
So far, I can take each word and figure out the font file by checking if each glyph is in the font file.
Is there no better way, such as reading the codepoint-range/ranges from the font file, and checking if character x is in said range ?
I've seen code in Typography.TextBreak -> ScriptTagsAndLanguageSystemTags ->UnicodeRangeFinder -> GetUniCodeRangeFor that goes into that direction. but it doesn't read any font file, it just checks the range of the codepoint.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: