Add various ISO 15924 codes to fonts.xml, as a signal for better
font selection in Minikin.
Bug: 27582800
Bug: 26187231
Change-Id: Ie06c156e0179e79c15cf2d66d577c3d36571860d
The font was mistakenly removed in
Ib69e73a6682d7eedd7b824f1dadc79cbccf07605, while it is still built
for SMALLER_FONT_FOOTPRINT devices.
Change-Id: Icb62ef6ef7445255191c70110a2b5eb4105628ce
These two fonts are no longer installed on a device.
This leaves the fonts themselves in place for the sdk build.
Change-Id: Ib69e73a6682d7eedd7b824f1dadc79cbccf07605
There are two reasons for this. First, the name 'ttcIndex' is over
specific, there are many indexed font containers in addition to ttc,
such as fon, pfr, bdf, and dfont. There may be others in the future.
Second, Skia implemented this attribute with the name 'index' quite
some time ago. By naming this attribute 'index' even existing apps will
be able to use this attribute (including Chrome).
BUG: 10861108
Change-Id: I68d2b69fad304d93313f96bf3365af71906dfe69
This is needed by Minikin to choose the best font when text and emoji
variation selectors are used.
BUG=11256006
Change-Id: I5774fdf0190dcc42ec827ef5dcec8cdbd28ee925
They were no longer in use by frameworks. They were never part of a
public API and were kept in the system just in case a legacy app read
them. They had also been deprecated for three releases, which should
have given everybody enough time to switch.
Bug: 21785593
Change-Id: Ib80bcea92e45b608388455ef576bbfde647f77db
This makes sure that symbol characters who have both an alternative
or "full-width" version in the CJK fonts and a more regular version
in the symbols font get the default or "half-width" version by
default in non-CJK locales.
This is not a complete fix: such "full-width" symbol characters only
exist in the Simplfied Chinese font for now, which means in
Traditional Chinese, Japanese, and Korean locales, they characters
would now appear "half-width", which *may* be sub-optimal. The
complete fix would make sure the ones that actually need to be
"full-width" in TC/J/K are also included in the TC/J/K font.
Bug: 21525318
Bug: 21525012
Bug: 21524421
Bug: 21521330
Bug: 21520316
Bug: 21518544
Bug: 21517912
Bug: 21503807
Bug: 21502245
Bug: 21501669
Bug: 21525905
Bug: 21524018
Bug: 21503952
Bug: 21502678
Change-Id: I93cf7119b45ed3c080cd39d631a687e0ef9fd8ce
The latest files from the upstream Noto repository are named
NotoNaskhArabic* instead of the previous NotoNaskh*.
Also, Noto Sans Tibetan is now included in the fallback chain. Apart
from supporting Tibetan and Dzongkha langauges, this adds a character
(U+0FD6) that completes coverage for ARIB character sets.
Bug: 13680438
Bug: 18181755
Bug: 18639453
Bug: 19390244
Change-Id: I09b493340d1453ef61b08c841e1731119d645822
Noto fonts for Bamum, Lisu (Fraser), Mandaic, Mongolian, New Tai Lue,
Syriac (Estrangela), and Vai scripts are added to the fallback chain.
Bug: 19390244
Bug: 18639453
Change-Id: If18a7ea245f3b15baa9fb4f53855ae64759f921b
This is to make sure the East Asian punctuation shared between CJK languages
and Tai Le are rendered from the CJK fonts when no language is specified
for the text, or CJK text is rendered in a non-CJK locale.
Also remove the old comment about 64k glyphs limit.
Bug: 19355391
Change-Id: Ic2cbc79cecf9539ace8a432f373685eeff81e106
Fonts for Cham, Coptic, Glagolitic, Kayah Li, Tai Le, Tai Tham, Tai
Viet, and Tifinagh scripts are added to the fallback chain.
This would enable or improve display of texts in Berber languages,
Cham, Church Slavonic, Coptic, Kayah languages, Khün, Northern Thai,
Tai Dam, Tai Dón, Tai Lü, Tai Nüa, and Thai Song.
Bug: 17686019
Change-Id: I689393bc03f3957e1025ac08ab31961a6c6bc24d
This adds Lohit Odia (Oriya) font as the default font for the Oriya
script to the fallback chain.
Bug: 17686019
Change-Id: If0c60a0f35a029c3761b8ea26a2546ca5c5fa0c0
Sets up Courier and Courier New to point to Cutive Mono, since
Courier is a serif monospace font.
BUG: 17666124
Change-Id: I96bb2ff59020edd8210c253752f76f0eb5100e18
Parse new fonts.xml config file, and resolve weight selection based on
the base weight of the font (as defined by a weight alias specified in
the config file) and the requested bold flag. This change improves the
appearance of bold spans for alternate weights of Roboto.
In addition, this patch enables weight selection for fallback fonts.
For example, if an additional font with a weight of 100 is added to the
Hebrew font family in the fallback list, then requesting
"sans-serif-thin" would select that font for Hebrew text.
Bug: 14538154
Change-Id: I99a04fad4f7bf01c75726e760d42735dd9003496
This adds a new configration file for fonts with several more features,
most notably the ability to specify numeric weights for fonts in a
family, and specify aliases for weights. This will help help choose an
appropriate font for a "bold" weight request, rather than just applying
auto-bolding.
Bug: 14538154
Change-Id: Ib4d54d66a0c68b7d46e665d7cd94e97b72468e95
Also parse fallback_fonts.
This lets layoutlib automatically use the same fonts as the base
platforms, for instance it now uses the new ICS fonts.
Change-Id: Id6e778dc0e3f2a9112601e0eaf8499a9713ec433
