On devices with adequate space, add MTLmr3m.ttf (Japanese) to the set
of fallback fonts. By default, DroidSansFallback (Chinese) is given
priority over MTLmr3m. If the locale is changed to Japanese, the
priority is reversed.
Bug: 6272763
Change-Id: I785a927d6dff0206aa9a670c51fdad76e219fc97
Fallback and vendor font configuration files now describe how to
customize font setup for Han languages (Chinese, Japanese, Korean).
Bug: 5873170
Change-Id: Id27cce9a6ba2b6ce61b221342dabdd1b40962933
- see bug #5957987 Revert to use DroidSansArabic instead of DroidNaskh font for Arabic Shaping in SystemUI
- DroidNaskh was having FontMetrics not compatible with Roboto
Change-Id: I9f3031c250f907c80f3992f71d929dc91686e1e5
Bug: 5370370
Lohit-Tamil.ttf and Lohit-Bengali.ttf were added to the system
image in CL 4baaa05f0383bee670a0bebc177b94a1c119eab7 but did not
get added to the fallback_fonts.xml file, so skia will never find
these fonts. This CL will not increase the sysetm image size, it
will simply let Skia find these fonts.
Change-Id: I85b3c191c278181ee36a88841832dcfba0bab886
Lohit-Devanagari is now provided by external/lohit-fonts, replacing
Lohit_Hindi from here. Removed font from fonts.mk and renamed in
fallback_fonts.xml.
Bug: 5364436
Change-Id: I0b8f65dbfdbec1802fba526209d7f88d2cf64fc4
Naskh is a fancier font than Kufi and better for use with web page
content. Until we have more refined support for fallback fonts, only
one can be available at a time. This change switches from Kufi for
the purpose of comparitive testing to see which should be chosen
for ICS.
Change-Id: I081a002b6f72461f7ce18a86b3dec36c7f0f7506
Add new Kufi and Naskh fonts with regular and bold styles, replacing
Arabic (regular). Because of memory contraints, only Kufi-Regular is
currently being installed. The rest remain on standby for future use.
Change-Id: I75a3fb5777494e8bcd540d3603ab6390e44c5803
This change adds new files in /system/etc: system_fonts.xml and
fallback_fonts.xml. The change also allows a third file to be added
by vendors in /vendor/etc/fallback_fonts.xml. These files, loaded at
boot time, mimic the logic that used to be in code, but which is
now configurable through editing these files, making the system more
flexible and easy to work with for us and vendors as future fonts
are added to the system.
Change-Id: I209f1ef08a5279b376b89a880241906387efd576
