Open morinted opened 8 years ago
This issue seems to always come back to me. So, apparently font substitution works just fine on Linux and Windows -- ironically only Mac doesn't work.
I asked about this on SO http://stackoverflow.com/questions/36854539/how-do-i-display-emoji-in-javafx-on-os-x
I have some ideas -- on Mac I should read in the text and if it contains a symbol character, I should swap out the font with an inline html tag instead of changing the entire translation column's font.
This issue seems to always come back to me. So, apparently font substitution works just fine on Linux and Windows -- ironically only Mac doesn't work.
I asked about this on SO http://stackoverflow.com/questions/36854539/how-do-i-display-emoji-in-javafx-on-os-x
I have some ideas -- on Mac I should read in the text and if it contains a symbol character, I should swap out the font with an inline html tag instead of changing the entire translation column's font.