Fix the issue where non-ASCII characters were not displayed correctly #135
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Description
Currently, the font is loaded using the following code:
In this call, the
codepointCountparameter is set to0, which causes the function to fall back to the default value of95. As a result, only the basic ASCII characters are displayed correctly, even if the loaded font supports a wider range of characters such as CJK.This PR introduces a function to determine the actual number of glyphs in the font when possible. By passing the correct
codepointCounttoLoadFontFromMemory, we ensure that all supported characters — including those in CJK and other Unicode ranges — can be properly displayed, for example in file names.Before and After (same font used in both cases)
Before (codepointCount = 0, fallback to 95)
After (actual glyph count)