Re: A patch for enforcing double-width CJK character display

[黄建忠 <jianzhong.huang@i-soft.com.cn>]

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Got it, I will try this font.

by the way, You can add a line to your .emacs.
(set-fontset-font "fontset-default" 'han "FONTFAMILY FONTSIZE" )
replace "FONTFAMILY" and FONTSIZE according to your environment.
And FONTSIZE can be ignored if you had no need to specify a size for 
this font.

于 2012年04月16日 13:27, Miles Bader 写道:
> 黄建忠<jianzhong.huang@i-soft.com.cn>  writes:
>> Would you please provide some example characters and such a font to
>> help us make it better?
> Here's an example from my (Debian) system; the font I chose in Emacs
> is "Droid Sans Mono"; the "x11 size" is 13 [which isn't exactly the
> size chosen in the UI; fontconfig sizes and X font sizes seem to be
> only loosely related... :( ]
>
> I set the font to "Droid Sans Mono", and the Japanese font Emacs
> automatically chose was "きろ字".  I don't know _why_ Emacs chose that
> font, as other apps don't seem to -- If I select Droid S M in GTK
> apps, for instance, they use something much better looking, probably
> "Droid Fallback" (which is a matching font for Droid S M).
>
> I've attached an image file showing what this looks like on my
> computer.
>
> The things I notice:
>
>    (1) The font chosen by Emacs for Japanese might be a bit odd, and
>    doesn't seem to match what other apps choose.
>
>    (2) The "きろ字" font is already pretty widely spaced, maybe near
>    the limit of readability IMO.
>
>    (3) It looks like forcing CJK alignment to 2*ASCII will increase the
>    width of characters in this font by about 30%.  Given the already
>    very wide spacing, I think the result might look funny.
>
>    [ (4) If I grow or shrink the font-size, the ASCII and Japanese grow
>    by different, and varying amounts (that is, there are obvious
>    "jumps" in the size increases, and the jumps occur at different
>    places for the ASCII font and the Japanese font); my guess is that
>    this is probably due to rounding by the font renderer.  So there
>    will be. ]
>
> Now that I think about it, I'd say that the problem seems to lie more
> with Emacs' choice of fonts for Japanese (both the funny automatic
> choice, and the lack of good methods for users to tweak it).
>
> Thanks,
>
> -Miles
>
>
>


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Huang JianZhong


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