Friedrich Huebler ([email protected]) asked whether the new font/symbol
features in Stata 11 graphs also support Unicode:
> Graphs in Stata 11 support multiple fonts and symbols. As stated in
> [G] text, "you may display text in a graph using any font available on
> your operating system by using the {fontface} tag".
>
> http://www.stata.com/bookstore/pdf/g_text.pdf
>
> Does this mean Stata graphs can also contain text in Chinese or
> Japanese, for example? [G] text does not mention Unicode.
Unicode/multibyte characters are not yet supported by -graph-. However,
this is something we know is desired, and so the code underlying the
features documented in "[G] text" has been written with future Unicode
support in mind.
--Alan
([email protected])
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