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Then maybe the fonts on Linux WINE are not that compatible at all.
I don't use WINE, but maybe you can copy the fonts form a Windows OS and install them on WINE?
If that is possible, then maybe even Wingdings would work properly!
PS! Just as a test, try use Wingdings font for your text label graphics object and see if it looks any good!
Then maybe the fonts on Linux WINE are not that compatible at all.
I don't use WINE, but maybe you can copy the fonts form a Windows OS and install them on WINE?
If that is possible, then maybe even Wingdings would work properly!
I'm testing on Windows, fyi.
Then there must be something wrong! Which Windows OS are you using?
Suppose this was the use-case: Where I clearly defined the font to be used.
Testing on Win-7 premium.
Then maybe the fonts on Linux WINE are not that compatible at all.
I don't use WINE, but maybe you can copy the fonts form a Windows OS and install them on WINE?
If that is possible, then maybe even Wingdings would work properly!
PS! Just as a test, try use Wingdings font for your text label graphics object and see if it looks any good!
How to put wingdings in text? Any examples?
Suppose this was the use-case: Where I clearly defined the font to be used.
Testing on Win-7 premium.
Actually you are right! I just tried on my Windows 10 and it does just output "?".
It seems that you will have to use the Wingdings font for the text label graphics object instead. I tried that and it works with Wingdings!
I found out switch operator exists a few days ago. Still overexcited of the discovery, didn't even think whether it would work on strings. Thank you for knowledge.
You've probably realized this by now, but enums are integers. That's what I use most with switch().
But yeah . . . no strings.
For example : Using Arial & \x2191 doesn't result in the up-arrow. Its fails with a ? mark.
\x2192 doesn't work either.
Suppose this was the use-case: Where I clearly defined the font to be used
It's an MT4 (bug or limitation ?). It works with MT5.
By the way \x2794 is working too, whatever the font. Which I can't explain as I also thought as Fernando this code is not available for Arial font (or some other fonts), if someone can explain it that would be nice.