TMemo Some text renders correctly others show up as Unicode code points

[Aruna]

Hi, I wanted to check language support and possible internationalization so wrote this and found some text renders properly while others show Unicode end points. How do I fix this, please? The attached screenshot shows the issue. Thank you.

[dsiders]

Hi, I wanted to check language support and possible internationalization so wrote this and found some text renders properly while others show Unicode end points. How do I fix this, please? The attached screenshot shows the issue. Thank you.

More than likely, you're using a font which doesn't have glyphs for those code points. Try Noto Sans - it seems to have the most expansive coverage.

[Aruna]

Hi, I wanted to check language support and possible internationalization so wrote this and found some text renders properly while others show Unicode end points. How do I fix this, please? The attached screenshot shows the issue. Thank you.

More than likely, you're using a font which doesn't have glyphs for those code points. Try Noto Sans - it seems to have the most expansive coverage.

Hello @dsiders, you were right. I had to

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1. sudo apt update then sudo apt install fonts-noto

and boom everything worked! Screenshot is attached. So thank you. I have a question though... something I have not seen before. When I did sudo apt update one of the lines said: Hit:5 https://packages.microsoft.com/repos/code stable InRelease (So I am wondering what is going on?? Second screenshot shows this..)
 

[dsiders]

Hello @dsiders, you were right. I had to

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1. sudo apt update then sudo apt install fonts-noto

and boom everything worked! Screenshot is attached. So thank you. I have a question though... something I have not seen before. When I did sudo apt update one of the lines said: Hit:5 https://packages.microsoft.com/repos/code stable InRelease (So I am wondering what is going on?? Second screenshot shows this..)

No idea. That's something you should address to the Debian package maintainers.

[Aruna]

Hello @dsiders, you were right. I had to

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1. sudo apt update then sudo apt install fonts-noto

and boom everything worked! Screenshot is attached. So thank you. I have a question though... something I have not seen before. When I did sudo apt update one of the lines said: Hit:5 https://packages.microsoft.com/repos/code stable InRelease (So I am wondering what is going on?? Second screenshot shows this..)

No idea. That's something you should address to the Debian package maintainers.

I asked the folks on IRC #debian and it seems if you install VSCode it automatically goes and adds that line At least now we know!