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Enigmatic KATE!
I have configured Kate to use DejaVu Sans font. The font does not have any devanagari characters. But when I type in devanagari, Kate displays it perfectly! Is Kate auto-substituting DejaVu Sans with something else? Following is some devanagari text for you to try it out. देवनागरी लिपी
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Kate doesn't do font rendering, it uses QTextLayout, which in turn uses QFont, which supports substitutions. So it's probably that doing the substitution, I would guess. If that guess is correct then you should observe the same behaviour in almost all Qt applications.
Is that a problem? Greetings
I'm working on the KDevelop IDE.
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Not a problem, per se. It is still showing the same text.
But how do I know what font is being used and how do I change it so as to better suit personal preferences?
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You could use a font which has the characters you need, then it shouldn't pick a substitute, no? As for how to change the subsitutes, I don't know, sorry.
I'm working on the KDevelop IDE.
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