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  • SGaistS Offline
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    SGaist
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    #9

    What do you mean by "set the font manually" ?

    How would your application support multiple languages ?

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      wrote on last edited by vdevadass
      #10

      Hi, sorry for the late reply.
      i set NanumGothic as default font using setFont(). Hence, I think maybe my embedded qt doesnt know NanumGothic is present.

      i have another question, i copied the ttf files to the embedded devices, is that the proper way or is there way to install the font in the embedded device? ( i don't know what installing a font means, i saw it across the web, if you can explain it would be helpful)

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        Did you check the return values of your font setup code ?

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          #12

          The application chooses DejaVuSans.

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            #13

            Hence my question, did you check the return value of addApplicationFont ?

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              #14

              The return of addApplicationFont() is 0 for /usr/lib/fonts/NanumGothic.ttf

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                #15

                And how are you selecting and setting that font in your application ?

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                  #16

                  QFont font("/usr/lib/fonts/NanumGothic.ttf");
                  font.setPointSize(FONT_SIZE);
                  font.setBold(true);
                  QApplication::setFont(font);

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                    #17

                    QFont doesn't have any constructor that takes a file path.

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                      vdevadass
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                      #18

                      Hi,

                      The chinese characters are being displayed on the target, but i didn't change my code, this has me stumped, unable to figure out why it is being displayed out of the blue?!
                      Anyway thank you SGaist for all your help :) I will close this thread for now

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                        #19

                        Update, it seems that the fontconfig was choosing NanumBrush and NanumPen over NanumGothic, hence i was unable to see the Chinese characters previously.

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