fonts

问题 I am fairly new at coding and I'm struggling with the following issue. I have searched numerous times online on how to change the fonts in VScode to different fonts to match the fonts being used on the project I need to complete. I looked at this post on stackoverflow already but after doing what the answer says, I still cannot see the fonts I selected and I cannot use them after going into "file > preferences > user settings" and overriding "editor.font-family" : How to use custom font in

问题 I am fairly new at coding and I'm struggling with the following issue. I have searched numerous times online on how to change the fonts in VScode to different fonts to match the fonts being used on the project I need to complete. I looked at this post on stackoverflow already but after doing what the answer says, I still cannot see the fonts I selected and I cannot use them after going into "file > preferences > user settings" and overriding "editor.font-family" : How to use custom font in

问题 I am using Apache PDFBox to read a fillable PDF form and fill the fields based on some data. I am using the below code (as per suggestions from other SO answers) to get the default Appearance String and changing it (as you can see below, I am changing the font size from 10 to 12 if the field name is "Field1". How do I bold the field? Any documentation on what order the /Helv 10 Tf 0 g are arranged? What I need to set to bold the field? If I understand right, there are 14 basic fonts that I

问题 I've been following advice I've found online for saving a ggplot graph to PDF but I can't quite get it to work. I'm using the extrafont package to produce charts with text in Calibri, but my charts are printing out with no text. I don't know what I'm missing. I can't find any mistakes in my process. Hopefully, someone else can help. Here's the code and process I used: library(extrafont) font_import(pattern="[C/c]alibri") loadfonts(device="win") I installed GhostScript at this time. Then ran

问题 I want to render fonts and lines on a window using either OpenGL or Xlib , but I'd like to know which one is "more fundamental". Using the Xlib interface I can render such things with something like this (which I found here): // gcc x_1.c -o x_1 -lX11 && ./x_1 #include <stdio.h> #include <X11/Xlib.h> // This program draws a red line and some text in a chosen font. Display *display; Window window; XSetWindowAttributes attributes; XGCValues gr_values; XFontStruct *fontinfo; GC gr_context;

问题 Update 1 I found a work-around: // instead of font = [font fontWithSize:pointSize]; // i can do this and get the correct font back font = [UIFont fontWithName:font.fontName size:pointSize] I'm using Nick Lockwood's HTMLLabel class to turn HTML into an NSAttributedString that respects the styling within the HTML. For the most part, it works great. However, I'm using a custom font in my app, and for some reason, my font is always getting rendered in bold. I don't have this problem using the

问题 I want to change font face of html string loaded into WebView similarly as mentioned in this question: How to change font face of Webview in Android? The difference is that I am not using old approach where you store you font files in assets folder, but I store them in res/font as described in "Fonts in XML" android font support documentation: https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/look-and-feel/fonts-in-xml.html Now, I obviously can't use: file:///android_asset/fonts/my_font.otf I

问题 I just wrote some code to scale a font to fit within (the length of) a rectangle. It starts at 18 width and iterates down until it fits. This seems horribly inefficient, but I can't find a non-looping way to do it. This line is for labels in a game grid that scales, so I can't see a work-around solution (wrapping, cutting off and extending past the rectangle are all unacceptable). It's actually pretty quick, I'm doing this for hundreds of rectangles and it's fast enough to just slow it down a

问题 I have been working on an Angular 4 personal project, and wanted to add the Ubuntu font family to my Angular application. What is the best practice or style for adding a number of custom fonts to a project? I currently have saved the ubuntu font family into /assets/fonts/ubuntu-font-family-0.83 and added it to the outer most component CSS file, app.component.css with font face. @font-face { font-family: 'Ubuntu'; src: url('/assets/fonts/ubuntu-font-family-0.83/Ubuntu-R.ttf'); } By putting

问题 What font file types does Android support (for use with Typeface.createFromAsset, for instance)? I can't seem to find a list in the documentation. I can see TTF gets mentioned in some tutorials and someone on here hinted that OTF is also supported now but is there a comprehensive list that shows what font file types are supported by the different API levels? Many thanks. EDIT: to be specific: can someone show me where it mentions font compatibility and supported font types in the docs - if