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Raylib's default font only have 95 glyphs (printable ascii characters), so if you want to draw a text that contains non-ascii characters, you must load a font manually. But it seems that raylib don't have a function that can load a system's font? (That is, load a font by it's name, not by it's fontfile's path). Without this function, you have to distribute the app with a huge font file, or build a custom font file by yourself, even if the app just displays a few non-ascii chars. Or can we have any solution that's easier to use? |
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My boy, there are no comments but find a solution. |
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@royqh1979 I'm afraid this functionality is out-of-scope for raylib, it can be implemented in a higher-layer by users when required. raylib is a multi-platform library, there is no common solution for all the platforms. Requiring the font filepath is the right approach. |
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@royqh1979 I'm afraid this functionality is out-of-scope for raylib, it can be implemented in a higher-layer by users when required. raylib is a multi-platform library, there is no common solution for all the platforms. Requiring the font filepath is the right approach.