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In order to render japanese characters, we need to have a font which has japanese characters and make sure they are added to the .font64 file with mkfont during compilation. I wrote a small program before to figure out which Japanese characters are actually used in the Japanese gameboy cartridges. I only added those unicode ranges to the fonts to keep them small. There was no easy way to have a font that has both latin and Japanese characters, especially not free. So I used FontForge to merge the japanese glyphs from Osaka Regular-Mono into Arial.ttf
32 lines
829 B
C++
Executable File
32 lines
829 B
C++
Executable File
#ifndef _SCENE_WITH_DIALOG_WIDGET_H
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#define _SCENE_WITH_DIALOG_WIDGET_H
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#include "scenes/AbstractUIScene.h"
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#include "widget/DialogWidget.h"
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class SceneWithDialogWidget : public AbstractUIScene
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{
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public:
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SceneWithDialogWidget(SceneDependencies& deps);
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virtual ~SceneWithDialogWidget();
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void init() override;
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void destroy() override;
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void render(RDPQGraphics& gfx, const Rectangle& sceneBounds) override;
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void advanceDialog();
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virtual void showDialog(DialogData* diagData);
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protected:
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virtual void setupFonts();
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virtual void setupDialog(DialogWidgetStyle& style);
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DialogWidget dialogWidget_;
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WidgetFocusChainSegment dialogFocusChainSegment_;
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uint8_t mainFontId_;
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uint8_t fontStyleWhiteId_;
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uint8_t fontStyleYellowId_;
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private:
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};
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#endif |