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Font fallback is a strategy of selecting the font used to render a glyph. This is typically accomplished by defining an ordered list of fonts, and iterating through them until a supported font is found for each glyph.
Purpose
Current font formats like TTF cannot represent enough total symbols to cover all languages. This improvement would allow applications to display text from a wider variety of languages (e.g. CJK languages) simultaneously.
Feature Request
Font fallback is a strategy of selecting the font used to render a glyph. This is typically accomplished by defining an ordered list of fonts, and iterating through them until a supported font is found for each glyph.
Purpose
Current font formats like TTF cannot represent enough total symbols to cover all languages. This improvement would allow applications to display text from a wider variety of languages (e.g. CJK languages) simultaneously.
Approach
Currently, rmkit appears to support a single configurable font.
The backing stb library does advertise the ability to check a font for support of a codepoint.
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