Re: GTK+2.0 Chinese (or CJK) fonts on win32

astro_chuck writes:
 > It means it can recognize ascii font name everywhere even when
 > Language settings for the system is set to be Traditional Chinese
 > (default) or other CJK systems?

Yes, that's the intention. I haven't actually checked by changing my
system locale yet. But I am pretty confident that it works, as
pangowin32 now looks up a font's family name in a different way,
specifically looking for an English (ASCII) name, when it scans all
installed fonts at the start. Previously it used what the system told
it, and if the font has a name in the system language (TrueType fonts
can include names in a variety of languages), that is what the system
returns...

--tml