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
1.03 changed the embedded name table and PostScript name to be
DroidSansEthiopic (it was DroidEthiopic) since we may eventually
add a DroidSerifEthiopic.
Change-Id: I8b0ba085bb7d2c33a52e786cd64122ef53825f5d
Add the Ver 1.02 Droid Ethiopic fonts from Monotype.
Adding to git, but not adding them into the fonts.mk file (to copy
to production builds) until we have Fallback support for multiple
styles (i.e. Regular and Bold).
Change-Id: Id86d6006adf753940d7886dd9a2fd558e2fa2773
Update DroidSansFallback.ttf to ver 2.53. This version contains
the following additional glyphs:
1) Currency: \u060B\u09F2\u09F3\u09FB\u0AF1\u0BF9\u17DB\u20B6-\u20B9
\uA838\uFDFC
2) Geometric right arrow: \u25BA
3) CJK Ext A (about 6000 Simplified Chinese Glyphs)
Bug: 3315583
Bug: 4182541
Change-Id: I6c809626b02ef2fc0f07274b838434fb8cdf2bc2
<The design image was changed to the full size>
From "U+FF10 fullwidth zero" to "U+FF19 fullwidth nine"
<Following characters were added>
"U+203C double exclamation poin","U+2047 double question mark","U+2048 question exclamation point"
"U+2049 exclamation question mark","U+261A Black left pointing index","U+261B Black right pointing index"
"U+261C White left pointing index","U+261D White up pointing index","U+261E White right pointing index"
"U+261F White down pointing index"
Change-Id: I1641926c13ce8e11fde794f5584119ad44607374
This updates the font used to show the AM/PM indicator
as well as creating shared colors for DigitalClock components
in all LockScreen layouts.
Change-Id: I87fcba67b421660bddb9b10213ac62704a49b7b9
This was added in https://mondrian.corp.google.com/changelist/13754-p9
and comes from the WebKit LayoutTests. It's no longer used anywhere so
is being removed. It will be added in external/webkit/LayoutTests when
it is required for the triaged LayoutTests.
Bug: 3009858
Change-Id: I4b00b3f435fee9f8018052f4f8a5f3f67795437f
These fonts were contributed by MOTOYA.
Cherry pick from Change-Id: I97879b4e163f6b547305da732c8604d1ac759df4
Change-Id: I97879b4e163f6b547305da732c8604d1ac759df4
Move the Droid Sans Fallback typeface from Eclair and earlier Android versions
to a new path in the tree, and update the mainline version to add 4,398 Hanzi
characters, which adds approximately ~0.5 MB to the system footprint.
If that additional size is problematic, implementors may elect to build instead
with the legacy version, which supports GB2312 for Simplified Chinese but lacks
the expanded character set.
To do this, we bring DigitalClock over from Clock into the
internal widgets. Its font, Clockopia, comes along for the
ride (find it in /system/fonts).
This change is required for relevant code changes in
frameworks/policy/phone.
Change-Id: I354534f1abd9cf9557c9d18566f1d55b6be5e8f1
