Re: Display characters with a different size?

[XeCycle <xecycle@gmail.com>]

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Peter Dyballa <Peter_Dyballa@Web.de> writes:

> Am 11.06.2012 um 05:57 schrieb XeCycle:
>
>>> Does that mean that these would look like on a Cinemascope
>>> screen?
>> 
>> Don't know what you mean :(
>
> I imagined stretching the Latin characters that they meet the
> width of CJK ideograms...

The two fonts are of different metrics.  I want to force them to
be same.

>> The problem is, when I have mixed Chinese and English, the
>> display is not monospaced anymore.  This is my font
>> configuration:
>
> Is there no font with FULLWIDTH characters and digits etc.? It's
> the character block of halfwidth and fullwidth forms,
> U+FF00-U+FFEF. A few fonts have them. You would need to map
> U+0030 to U+FF10...

Yes, full-width ones differ from half-width ones; but my Chinese
font is not monospaced.  That doesn't matter, though, since all
Chinese characters are naturally monospace; and, I tried using a
mono one with the same problem.

Is modifying the fonts the only way to do this?

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