Fonts: Character not displayed even though Font supports it

[KiraResari]

Is there an existing issue for this?

• I have searched the existing issues.

Is this issue related to iced?

• My hardware is compatible and my graphics drivers are up-to-date.

What happened?

I am writing a program for displaying the relationships between Kanji and related characters. For that, I want to display the character ⺮. I know that the font MS Gothic can display that character. That font consist of two font files:

• msgothic.ttc
• msgothic_0.ttc

I have imported them like this:

use iced::Font;
use array_concat::*;

const MS_GOTHIC_PART_1: [u8; 9176636] = *include_bytes!("../resources/fonts/msgothic.ttc");
const MS_GOTHIC_PART_2: [u8; 9165480] = *include_bytes!("../resources/fonts/msgothic_0.ttc");
const MS_GOTHIC: [u8; concat_arrays_size!(MS_GOTHIC_PART_1, MS_GOTHIC_PART_2)]
 = concat_arrays!(MS_GOTHIC_PART_1, MS_GOTHIC_PART_2);

pub struct Fonts{

}

impl Fonts{
    pub fn ms_gothic() -> Font {
        
        Font::External{
            name: "msgothic",
            bytes: &MS_GOTHIC
        }
    }

[...]

This has worked nicely for all characters thus far. However, for ⺮ it only displays ☐ (the missing character symbol).

I suspect that this happens because the multi-file font support is not working as expected.

What is the expected behavior?

The character ⺮ should be displayed correctly.

Version

0.3.0

Operative System

Windows

Do you have any log output?

No response

[hecrj]

This is not a bug, but a missing feature (see #33).

While the font is capable of displaying the character, the current text pipelines are not!

[hecrj]

Fixed by #1697.