Closed rtoijala closed 8 years ago
Thanks for reporting this bug!
Do you have examples of what kind of unicode characters which aren't resized correctly? I'm asking so I can test this correctly. 😄
I've never thought about that you could configure multiple fonts tbh = )
Hi, basically all characters that are not included in the first font in your .Xresources. My first font is Dejavu Sans Mono, which does not include e.g. Chinese characters. For testing I insert them as e.g. Ctrl-Shift-4399 for 䎙. You can also just copy-paste them after googling "Chinese character". My third font (Code2000) provides the characters, so if resizing fallback-fonts works properly, they appear as large as normal latin characters.
Thank you for providing a test case, I'll look into it!
I couldn't get Code2000
to work in urxvt so I used Droid Sans Fallback
instead.
Can you please try and use HEAD? If that doesn't work, please reopen this issue.
Sorry it took so long to fix (and it's such a small fix, but I didn't know that until I tried to fix it = )!
Hi, it seems to work. Thanks a lot for looking into this.
Hello, first of all thanks for providing this plugin.
I have multiple fonts defined in my .Xresources (see below). I would like urxvt-resize-font to resize all of them when I press any of the keysyms. Currently, only the first is resized. This means that when e.g. random Unicode characters are displayed at a different size than surrounding text when the characters are not available in the first font.
Screenshot of the issue:
Relevant parts of my ~/.Xresources: