On 24.01.19 21:15, mno...@gmx.net wrote:
> On 23.01.19 07:18, Daniel wrote:
>> On 2019-01-22 17:09, mn wrote:
>>> The attached screenshot shows a range of problems with the display of
>>> theIPA toolbars.
>>>
>>> Some are just a bit off in their placement (eg "Rising (accent)", some
>>> are unrecognizably cut off ("Global rise" & "Global fall")
>>> The two consonant toolbars are visually in a certain inharmonic disarray
>>> of weights and sizes?
>>>
>>> Also in behavior: "Pulmonic consonants" toolbar is quite long, expanding
>>> it leads to the toolbar directly below that becoming invisible. Is this
>>> desired? I think it should not make any other toolbar invisible but
>>> expand in own rows to accomodate all the icons?
>
>>
>> I can reproduce on macOS Mojave and they don't look right in Win10 either.
>>
>> Two things that might be the problem:
>>
>> First, Inkscape tells me that it is a legacy Inkscape file (created with
>> 90 instead of 96dpi) and asks for automatic conversion.
>>
>> Second, the text was not converted to paths. I guess this means that if
>> someone does not have the font used another font will be used leading to
>> sub-optimal results. So, if there is someone who has the correct font
>> installed and everything looks fine (I guess the creator of the icons is
>> one candidate), could you convert the text to paths?
>
> "suboptimal" might not do this justice.
>
> It took a while to install a native/latest inkscape, but then on macOS
> this is quite catastrophic.
>
> See attached screenshot.
> To the left: The Finder Info/Preview picture is what is also displayed
> in LyX, to the right what inkscape displays after conversion to 96 dpi.
>
> In this file ipamacro-insert_tone-high-rising-falling I also do not see
> any font info, just the path, and just converting to newer format yields
> the same result.
In fact, just using most of these IPA characters seems equally problematic:
The actual character for ipamacro-insert_tone-high-rising-falling
displays correctly in the text buffer, but for some others I am not so sure.
For example global-rise and global-fall are cut off in the toolbar, but
look 'OK', yet very different in the text when inserted.
Downstep gives me the blank unicode square.
voiceless doesn't display at all in the toolbar…
Can someone provide a link or a an MWE with all IPA characters and a
complete, documented target PDF to test for?
