CD Player: CD characters not displayed

[mvysny]

[mvysny]

I have found out that these are a very special Roman characters, with Unicode range of U+FF21..U+FF5A, such as ＣＤプレーヤー . It seems that some phones have trouble rendering these characters, I will probably replace them in the dictionary files with their simple ASCII counterparts.

[mikemorr]

If I set the "Do not use Japanese font" preference in the Expert settings, the fullwidth letters and numerals appear, but the kanji/hanzi are shown in their Chinese forms instead of Japanese. I do not have any custom font path defined in the settings. I'll attach some comparison screenshots.

[mikemorr]

[mvysny]

Thanks! Apparently your phone reject to render the special Roman characters when I'm using the bundled Droid Japanese font. I will fix this in the dictionary files, by replacing the special Roman characters with the regular ordinary ASCII Roman characters, which should work without any problem. Please wait for the dictionary updates, I will post here when the dictionaries are ready.

[mvysny]

Please update the dictionaries, the Tatoeba example sentences should now contain the regular ASCII Latin characters. Closing as fixed, please feel free to reopen if the characters are still not being displayed. Please note that entries saved to "Recently Viewed" and "Notepad" are not altered and they will still not be displayed properly - only the examples freshly loaded from the database will be displayed correctly.

[mikemorr]

Thanks! Letters are displaying now, but there are some entries with numerals (for example １０進２進変換 / じっしんにしんへんかん) that still don't display.

[mvysny]

Can you please try also other characters like "?" and "!" あれが生徒会長？ and わははは！そりゃ傑作だ！ if they are missing as well?

[mikemorr]

Thanks, good call, those fullwidth ? and ! also don't display on my phone.

[mvysny]

Should now be fixed, please update JMDict and Tatoeba dictionaries.

[mikemorr]

Some other characters that currently don't display on my phone in JMDict entries:
Fullwidth ampersand ＆ as in R＆D
Fullwidth commercial at ＠ as in ＠系
Fullwidth equals sign ＝ as in サピア＝ウォーフの仮説
Fullwidth full stop ． as in Web2．0
Fullwidth left parenthesis （ as in （w
Fullwidth plus sign ＋ as in C＋＋言語
Fullwidth solidus ／ as in DOS／V

Sorry :( I wish my phone would just display these characters like it ought to!