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Custom Font, No Support for setFakeBold/TextSkewX

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We use a TextView with a custom font. There are a lot of Spans with normal ASCII letters mixed with our custom symbols. Some text are bold or italic.





text##aaa (# - our special symbol from Unicode Private Area. Fallback is correct.)





Everything works fine. We just override the font in UpdateDrawState.







private void ApplyTypeFace(TextPaint ds)

{

    ds.UnderlineText = false;



    ds.FakeBoldText = m_bBold;

    if (m_bItalic)

        ds.TextSkewX = -0.25f;

    else

        ds.TextSkewX = 0;



    if (m_bFrColorSet)

        ds.Color = m_frColor;

    if (m_bBgColorSet)

        ds.BgColor = m_bgColor;



    ds.SetTypeface(m_fnt);

}







Today a customer with Bejing WowPad with Android 2.1 reported an issue.





setFakeBoldText(true) misses the ASCII (fallback from default font). No ASCII characters are shown . setTextSkewX(-0.25) is ignored.





Can I check the support of these features?


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