Android JNI or native code

#21

Names of my fonts: ObelixPro and EuropaNuovaRegular.

I made this fix in my samples copy. I got same results:
legacy build - app works fine

20344-20405/org.openfl.samples.textmetrics I/trace﹕ Lib.hx:548: font name = assets/LiberationSerif-Regular.ttf

next build - app is crashes

19767-19797/org.openfl.samples.textmetrics I/trace﹕ Lib.hx:144: font name = ����������������������������

App runs on 2 different android devices.

#22

Does this work if you try on a platform other than Android?

#23

-DNext

//HTML Lib.hx:144: font name = Liberation Serif
//Flash Lib.hx:144: font name = Liberation Serif
//Neko Lib.hx:144: font name = Liberation Serif

-Dlegacy Neko

//Neko Lib.hx:548: font name = assets/LiberationSerif-Regular.ttf

Other platforms can’t compile. And for html build i converted ttf file to eot, woff and svg fotmats. But “Wqx” text didn’t appear on canvas.

#24

Alright, so maybe there’s a wide character (unicode) issue on Android that needs to be resolved here. The new OpenFL is supposed to (like Flash) use the real font name for the font name, rather than an asset path :slight_smile:

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