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Bug 228645

Summary:

Thai3.4:Run As DOC render different font and different size for currency field

Product:

z_Archived

Reporter:

Nattapong Sirilappanich <natta>

Component:

BIRT

Assignee:

Yasuo Doshiro <doshiro>

Status:

RESOLVED WORKSFORME

QA Contact:

Severity:

normal

Priority:

CC:

camle, clin, kitlo, wenfeng.fwd

Version:

2.3.0

Keywords:

helpwanted

Target Milestone:

2.6.0

Hardware:

OS:

Windows Vista

Whiteboard:

Attachments:

Description	Flags
Data source file	none
Report design	none

Description Nattapong Sirilappanich

2008-04-24 06:56:02 EDT

Build ID: I20080330-1350

Steps To Reproduce:
1.Load Test_Report_CrossTab.rptdesign
2.Set DataSource to exportdata.csv
3.Run->Run Report->As Doc


More information:
Everywhere that have currency symbol will be set to differrent font compare to it associated value.

Expecting the same font for both currency symbol and it associated value.

Comment 1 Nattapong Sirilappanich

2008-04-24 06:56:28 EDT

Created attachment 97422 [details]
Data source file

Comment 2 Nattapong Sirilappanich

2008-04-24 06:56:55 EDT

Created attachment 97423 [details]
Report design

Comment 3 Wenfeng Li

2010-01-11 15:02:26 EST

Does this issue only happens to Thai?

Comment 4 Nattapong Sirilappanich

2010-01-12 02:16:30 EST

I didn't observe it on en_US locale.

Comment 5 Yasuo Doshiro

2010-01-12 16:57:56 EST

The font on the design is "Serif".
If the text contains Thai, it's converted to "Tahoma" on *.doc.
(If Japanese, it's converted to MS Gothic)

So the font for the Thai currency symbol('ß') is also converted to Tahoma while numbers are converted to Tomes New Roman.

In my test, the behaivior is same for both English and Thai locales.

Comment 6 Yasuo Doshiro

2010-01-12 17:43:56 EST

It looks like this is not a bug.
If there is a problem on this behaivior, 
please let me know.

Doshiro.

Comment 7 Nattapong Sirilappanich

2010-01-12 22:17:35 EST

It's the problem for user.
Because if user want report to look smooth, they must change it manually for each document report generated.

Comment 8 Yasuo Doshiro

2010-01-13 13:24:59 EST

Because the font on the report is set to Serif, it must be changed to Tahoma to display Thai.
If the user wants to display Thai, font on the report should be changed to Thaoma or Unicode fonts such as Arial Unicode MS so that it won't be replaced.