Created attachment 144100 [details] Screenshot Open attachment 143967 [details] from bug 119096 by selecting format 'Text - Choose Encoding', and choose character set 'Chinese simplified (GB18030)'. => Some lines are too long, and characters overlap (see screenshot), both with OpenGL enabled and disabled. Observed using LO 6.1.0.3 & 5.3.0.3 / Windows 7. Looks fine in 5.2.0.4. => regression
Interestingly in the bibisect repo this was related to a Noto font update in 6.1: https://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/commit/?id=e45e2c4897933f14c90a65fa74d0ad2a0b620ede However, in the dialog I didn't change the language, only the character set. Setting the language to Chinese (simplified) as well produces correct-looking document. Should that be needed, though? (I admit not setting both doesn't make a lot of sence)
@Aron, Your screen clip shows issues both with line formatting--but more so with font fallback--which seems the issue here and makes sense as Liberation Mono has limited coverage of CJK. And, font fallback got major rework 5.2 -> 5.3 with implementation of more DirectWrite use with HarfBuzz. Believe the "Text" import defaults to using the "Preformatted Text" style form default template and is assigned Liberation Mono. When I open this, if I choose the GB-18030 encoding and a CJK friendly font other than Liberation Mono--which has limited coverage of the glyphs needed for correct layout--e.g. NSimSun, no issues with fallback or line formatting. On import believe empty paragraphs/crlf--those with no GB-10830 glyphs--are picked up in the UI local as set. So in an en-US local, I get a mix of Asian - Chinese (simplified) paragraphs and Western - Default English (USA). IMHO this seems correct, but a CJK user would need to confirm the system local is picked up as the Default for empty paragraphs. Perhaps retest and adjust the font for the import? =-testing-= Version: 6.2.0.0.alpha0+ (x64) Build ID: 0a1a4ffb4f87adff7fbbbc60202b6a0e42fedd0c CPU threads: 4; OS: Windows 10.0; UI render: default; TinderBox: Win-x86_64@42, Branch:master, Time: 2018-08-08_23:17:46 Locale: en-US (en_US); Calc: group threaded
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