Because R&OS pdf class can use only win-1252 encoding (the closest to czech win-1250), we have problem with Czech chars ě, č, ř, ď ť, ů, ň. To fix this problem I wrote a little example:
But there's one problem. When I use another font family like bold, chars goes wrong. I think it's because the diff variable is set up only for the basic font (Helvetice.afm), not for other font families. I didn't solve this. Is there anybody who knows how to fix this?
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I found another problem with accented characters. They appear right, but their width is calculated incorrectly, sometimes they're overlapping each other. Is there any way how to fix this behavior?
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Because R&OS pdf class can use only win-1252 encoding (the closest to czech win-1250), we have problem with Czech chars ě, č, ř, ď ť, ů, ň. To fix this problem I wrote a little example:
$diff = array( 248 => 'rcaron', 216 => 'Rcaron', 236 => 'ecaron', 204 => 'Ecaron', 232 => 'ccaron', 200 => 'Ccaron', 239 => 'dcaron', 207 => 'Dcaron', 157 => 'tcaron', 141 => 'Tcaron', 242 => 'ncaron', 210 => 'Ncaron', 249 => 'uring', 217 => 'Uring' ); $cezpdf->selectFont('fonts/Helvetica-bold.afm',array('encoding'=>'WinAnsiEncoding','differences'=>$diff)); $text = iconv("UTF-8","Windows-1250","žluťoučký kůň")'; //text needs to be in win-150 encoding $cezpdf->addText($x,$y,$size,$text);And it's done!
But there's one problem. When I use another font family like bold, chars goes wrong. I think it's because the diff variable is set up only for the basic font (Helvetice.afm), not for other font families. I didn't solve this. Is there anybody who knows how to fix this?
I found another problem with accented characters. They appear right, but their width is calculated incorrectly, sometimes they're overlapping each other. Is there any way how to fix this behavior?