Felix Engelmann wrote:
Hi Felix -- my first guess is that you need to use a font file that actually has the glyphs required. Change the line "font_name = r'C:\Windows\Fonts\Arial.ttf'" to a ttf font file that you know has the correct glyphs. (I don't know what that would be, especially on Windows, but I hope you can figure that out. What font do you normally use to display Hindi characters?)Hi, I am very new to visionegg. I need it for eyetracking stimuli presentation, especially for Hindi. I followed the installation instructions for windows and tried out the displayUnicode.py demo from the 1.0 package. It does not show the correct characters for most of the demo languages. (complex and east asian language support is installed in WinXP; In my editor all languages apart from classical greek and korean look ok.) Does anyone know the problem? Did I miss anything? I don't know whether the problem is in windows, python, pygame, visionegg, or opengl... Thanks for help, Felix
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