Language glyphs and diacritics about openpdf HOT 6 CLOSED

No, I haven't. Please describe this problem in more detail. Which language diacritics are not rendered?
Perhaps you can submit a pull-request to fix it yourself?

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As with the unicode issue, it seems that the fonts provided are not so symbol rich as you need it, Please try loading a font which has the symbols you need, and see if it works.

Take a look at this "test": https://github.com/LibrePDF/OpenPDF/blob/master/openpdf/src/test/java/com/lowagie/text/pdf/UnicodePdfTest.java

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@wickstargazer , you mean the combination of 2 symbols like "a" + "´" = "á", and be hanled like 2 symbols, instead of 1?

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We've recently run into the same (?) problem with the German Umlauts (ä, ö, ü). The base letter and the diaeresis were rendered side by side, e.g. as "a¨", as described by @asturio in the comment above.

There are two solutions for this problem:
If you are using common diacritics, for which a singleton character exists in Unicode, then simply preprocess your text with the java.text.Normalizer using the NFC algorithm as described here. Of course there is some performance penalty for this.
Set the correct PDF Font encoding–I suggest Identity H–as described here. If you're using OpenPDF with FlyingSaucer, then you need to call ITextRenderer.getFontResolver().addFont(path, BaseFont.IDENTITY_H, BaseFont.EMBEDDED);

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Hi all,
The same issue I am getting with Telugu ( India ) language like pointed by @asturio of two characters not mixing to have proper diacritic. The solutions suggested by @rntrp is not solving. As @asturio said about using the right font, I think that is not the issue in my case. Please let me explain.

If the combined string of the two characters ( \u0C2D \u0C4B ) are displaying properly in the sysout.
But not in the PDF.
Character \u0C2D is

Character(diactric) \u0C4B is

In PDF it is displaying as

and in console it is displaying as

The code i have written basically is ..

static String FONT = "c:\\windows\\fonts\\lohit-telugu.ttf";
BaseFont bfComic = BaseFont.createFont(FONT, BaseFont.IDENTITY_H, BaseFont.EMBEDDED);
Font font = new Font(bfComic, 12);
String text3 = "Some Telugu \u0305cha\u0C46racter\u0300s: భోజనం తర్వాత తదుపరి పైన ముందు \u0C2D\u0C4B ";
doc.add(new Paragraph(text3, font));

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With #329 this issue has been fixed, please check with latest OpenPDF, make sure to include FOP dependency as well. @asturio we can close this issue.

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