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PDF Asian character support - JasperReports

由 给你一囗甜甜゛ 提交于 2019-12-24 07:48:52
问题 I am trying to provide Asian character support for PDF documents created using Jasper Reports. I have tried configuring jasper to use Asian character encoding with the iText-Asian libraries to no avail. For all of the different charsets I used the Asian characters always appear blank. Has anyone successfully configured jasper reports to displayed Asian characters in PDF documents? If so How?!! 回答1: Yes. Font Extensions are the answer to everything. Well, at least they are the answer to this.

email.retr retrieves strange =20 characters when the email body has chinese characters in it

由 。_饼干妹妹 提交于 2019-12-24 04:59:28
问题 self.logger.info(msg) popinstance=poplib.POP3(self.account[0]) self.logger.info(popinstance.getwelcome()) popinstance.user(self.account[1]) popinstance.pass_(self.account[2]) try: (numMsgs, totalSize)=popinstance.stat() self.logger.info("POP contains " + str(numMsgs) + " emails") for thisNum in xrange(1, numMsgs + 1): try: (server_msg, body, octets)=popinstance.retr(thisNum) except: self.logger.error("Could not download email") raise text="\n".join(body) mesg=StringIO.StringIO(text) msg

Ruby: Checking for East Asian Width (Unicode)

由 感情迁移 提交于 2019-12-22 05:27:23
问题 Using Ruby, I have to output strings in an columnar format to the terminal. Something like this: | row 1 | a string here | etc | row 2 | another string | etc I can do this fine with Latin UTF8 characters using String#ljust and %s. But a problem arises when the characters are Korean, Chinese, etc. The columns simply won't align when there are rows of English interspersed with rows containing Korean, etc. How can I get column alignment here? Is there a way to output Asian characters in the

HTML2PDF with TCPDF not rendering Chinese characters in final PDF document

由 耗尽温柔 提交于 2019-12-13 02:26:45
问题 I am starting a new thread for this one, will try to be as specific as possible. This is a portion of an app for our sales people that allows them to customize a page with their contact information, after they hit submit, a PDF page is created which is then attached to the end of a larger document. The first page of the document is also dynamically created from the same form that they fill out. After they press submit, 2 PDF files are created, a front page and a back page, then both pages are

How to configure iText to support Asian characters?

由 久未见 提交于 2019-12-05 09:13:48
My Java application creates PDFs using iText. Sometimes the content is Asian, which does not work. The Asian characters are not visible. I found iTextAsian.jar on the iText download page, but don't know how to use it. The goal is to use my favorite font as default. But when a character is not available an other font is used for this character. I have read, iText can select fonts that way automaticaly, but how to configure this? I also want all required fonts to be included in the PDF, so users don't have to install Asian fonts on their computers. You can define a "FontSelector" and then add

Ruby: Checking for East Asian Width (Unicode)

由 [亡魂溺海] 提交于 2019-12-05 07:34:54
Using Ruby, I have to output strings in an columnar format to the terminal. Something like this: | row 1 | a string here | etc | row 2 | another string | etc I can do this fine with Latin UTF8 characters using String#ljust and %s. But a problem arises when the characters are Korean, Chinese, etc. The columns simply won't align when there are rows of English interspersed with rows containing Korean, etc. How can I get column alignment here? Is there a way to output Asian characters in the equivalent of a fixed-width font? How about for documents that are meant to be displayed and edited in Vim?
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