Description: Khaled developed Old Hungarian script RTL capability with setting language as "none". Already with all Old Hungarian capable fonts produce tofus. What happened? Steps to Reproduce: Set back the previous code. Actual Results: Old Hungarian letters doesn't appear with Old Hungarian capable fonts. Expected Results: Old Hungarian letters should apeare. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info:
Created attachment 149843 [details] Sample Text This is the sample text.
Created attachment 149844 [details] Tester font You can test it with this font.
Created attachment 149845 [details] The produced output
Viktor, no text in the sample ODT document, just a period...
On Windows build of 6.2.0.2 I'm still getting correct ICU bidi handling of the Old Hungarian block.
(In reply to V Stuart Foote from comment #5) > On Windows build of 6.2.0.2 I'm still getting correct ICU bidi handling of > the Old Hungarian block. I talked about 6.2.1.2, somebody removed this capability. This problem is the same on the Windows version.
Created attachment 149855 [details] Screensot, in typing time cc:Stuart Yes, you are right, odt file contain dot after the saving. It seems, not only the apereance wrong. The File save method too. To check it, try insert the letters.
If I insert the letters, produce output normally. I will attach a screenshot of firefox. 𐲒𐳜 𐳖𐳉𐳙𐳙𐳉 𐳏𐳀 𐳘𐳬𐳓𐳞𐳇𐳙𐳉! It seems, the keyboard work correctly.
Created attachment 149856 [details] Screenshot of Firefox. Something is wrong in the mine.
Can not confirm on Windows buiilds 6.2.2.1 or master/6.3.0alpha0+ A textrun in Old-Hungarian (10C80-10CFF) is correctly identified by ICU lib bidi to be RTL The textrun has no control of the Paragraph style, nor should it. And even if the Default style is modified to set the language for CTL to Hungarian (Szekely-Hungarian Rovas) it willl not change the alignment of the detected CTL textrun to RTL. This is correct behavior. And until work of tdf bug 103405 implements a UI for SH Rovas the Default paragraph style will continue to take its alignment from locale--assume Hungarian for you. Meaning you either have to modify the Default paragraph's CTL font and Alignment and save to template (but that would clobber LTR Western handling of Hungarian, or the more common mixed use in-line paragraphs). Or better, create a new Paragraph style with RTL alignment and Font and language selection for use with SH Rovas, and save that to template. IMHO => NAB
Created attachment 149862 [details] test file with inline Rovas in LTR, and manual set RTL
Created attachment 149863 [details] exported PDF of mixed paragrah alignments for Rovas here is a PDF export of the sample
(In reply to V Stuart Foote from comment #12) > Created attachment 149863 [details] > exported PDF of mixed paragrah alignments for Rovas > > here is a PDF export of the sample Stuart, it works with inserted chars, but not in typing time...
Created attachment 149876 [details] Opened odt file with lastest LO release cc:Stuart I opened your attached odt file (#149862) I attached, what I looked.
@Viktor, Can not confirm your font related issues, on Windows builds at least. Working with Default style's CTL font and language configured with a font with coverage of Old-Hungarian. Sample was with your original modified Unicode_Maros nor when using your Attila-old-hun, attachment 136873 [details] Font fall back when your Kende font, attachment 148974 [details] or attachment 148968 [details], alone was present was wrong--but once I set it to be the CTL font in the Default style--it also came in correctly. You can not "type" to input these glyphs. But, I can use the <Alt>+x conversion for each glyph typed in as U+108c0 and converted. Or, I can use the Special Character dialog chart to pick insert each glyph. Either method works correctly with any font family covering the glyphs.
(In reply to V Stuart Foote from comment #15) > @Viktor, > > Can not confirm your font related issues, on Windows builds at least. > You can not "type" to input these glyphs. But, I can use the <Alt>+x > conversion for each glyph typed in as U+108c0 and converted. Or, I can use > the Special Character dialog chart to pick insert each glyph. Either method > works correctly with any font family covering the glyphs. I Can Type on Linux, since xkeyboard-config 2.2 released. It's between the extras. I got an Old Hungarian layout for Windows frpm a Hungarian man. It's his own layout, he wrote me, 6.1 work perfectly. I will tested LO 6.2.1.2 with this layout.
(In reply to V Stuart Foote from comment #15) Sorry, I missed the xkeyboard-config's version number. I correct myself: since xkeyboard-config 2.22 released, there are an Old Hungarian layout between the extras.
@Stuart It seems, that this problem has the Linux version LO 6.2.1.2 Release. Windows version OK. I tested LO 6.2.1.2 on Linux and Windows, 6.1 on Linux and Windows with same font. Version 6.1 OK.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 124118 ***