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I have been attempting to use the ideogram icons, and have been attempting to manually upgrade the MaterialCommunityIcons to version 4.9.95 to gain access to the new fonts. While it works to an extent, any icon accessed that is placed above the SSP set address (F0000+), shows a character outside the MDI set. After some testing out a few different addresses, this range seems to be accessing the System and CJK Fonts (shapes, Chinese, Japanese, Korean characters). All other icons mapped with lesser values, work without issue.
I tried two completely different methods to make sure it wasn't a font set issue:
Update glyphmap in package, then re-generate MaterialCommunityIcons with the materialcommunityicon.sh script found on master.
remove all references to vector-icons linked MaterialCommunityIcons font file, manually link the 4.9.95 font file, and create a custom font set using the createIconSet method. I was able to verify the use of this file, due to the native placement and size.
Both scenarios yielded the same results. Can anyone explain what the cause of this conflict is?
Demo
ideogram-cjk:
file-multiple-outline:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Environment
OSX 10.15/Xcode 11
Testing on iOS 13.3
Description
I have been attempting to use the ideogram icons, and have been attempting to manually upgrade the MaterialCommunityIcons to version 4.9.95 to gain access to the new fonts. While it works to an extent, any icon accessed that is placed above the SSP set address (F0000+), shows a character outside the MDI set. After some testing out a few different addresses, this range seems to be accessing the System and CJK Fonts (shapes, Chinese, Japanese, Korean characters). All other icons mapped with lesser values, work without issue.
A few examples of fonts showing this behavior:
'ideogram-cjk': F035C
'ideogram-cjk-variant': F035D
'coffee-to-go-outline': F0339
'file-multiple-outline': F0054
I tried two completely different methods to make sure it wasn't a font set issue:
Both scenarios yielded the same results. Can anyone explain what the cause of this conflict is?
Demo
ideogram-cjk:
file-multiple-outline:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: