I possess two complementary fonts that are installed on my computer (Linux), and that are used to render every characters that the two fonts have.
I would have liked to use in the same way these fonts in Android. Unfortunately, I don't know how to do this (I know how to load one font).
I have tried to merge them with FontForge, but unfortunately I couldn't because the total number of glyphs is over 65535 glyphs (which is the limit of the sfnt format).
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Is there a possibility to go over 65535 glyphs, so that the font can be used in Android?
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If not, is there a way to use these fonts conjointly in Android in general, so that the characters not recognized by a font are recognized by the other (like my computer does)?
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If not, is it possible to use two Typeface in a TextView, so that the characters not recognized by a font are recognized by the other?
I know that we can use Spannable to use different Typeface for different parts of the TextView, but that's not exactly my need here. -
If not, is it possible to detect all the unrecognized characters of my TextView, so as to use the other font only for them?
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Is it possible to use the CSS style "font-family" in a TextView, so as to provide an alternative font in the case the first fails for some characters?
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