The difference between monospaced == true and Family::Monospace

[shi-yan]

Hello there,

Thank you for this library. I'm trying to implement a terminal emulator using this library. For terminal emulator, I need to choose a monospaced font by default, but I also want to support unicode, and languages like Chinese etc.

I looked at the font fallback code, I saw this logic:

    let attrs = Attrs {
        color_opt: None,
        family: Family::Monospace,
        monospaced: true,
        stretch: Width::Normal,
        style: Style::Normal,
        weight: Weight::NORMAL,
        metadata: 0,
    };
    let fonts = font_system.get_font_matches(attrs);

I don't understand the difference between the two:

        family: Family::Monospace,
        monospaced: true,

if I set monospaced = true, I will find a nice monospaced font to use, however, other languages, such as Chinese, are not supported (unable to find a fallback font for them),

if I set monospaced = false, I will find a Chinese font, but the same Chinese font will also be selected for English characters.

Thanks,

[jackpot51]

I have removed monospaced from attrs now. Just use Family::Monospace