It looks like font mapping only change the font name in a run. E.g. mapping from "Arial" to "SimSun" for target locale "zh-CN" for a DOCX document:
- Original run has this: <w:rFonts w:ascii="Arial" w:hAnsi="Arial" w:cs="Arial" />
- Generated document changes to this: <w:rFonts w:ascii="SimSun" w:hAnsi="SimSun" w:cs="SimSun" />
The generated document is not rendered correctly in MS Word or LibreOffice. The English text is rendered with "SimSun" font. The Chinese text is rendered with default font instead of "SimSun". I think this is because the "<w:rFonts>" element does not have the "w:eastAsia" attribute. If every instance of
<w:rFonts w:ascii="SimSun" w:hAnsi="SimSun" w:cs="SimSun" />
is changed to
<w:rFonts w:ascii="SimSun" w:eastAsia="SimSun" w:hAnsi="SimSun" w:cs="SimSun" />
then the document is rendered correctly in MS Word with the "SimSun" font being used for English and Chinese text.
I used the following font mapping
fontMappings.0.sourceLocalePattern=.*
fontMappings.0.targetLocalePattern=zh-CN
fontMappings.0.sourceFontPattern=Arial.*
fontMappings.0.targetFont=SimSun
And the following tikal command:
tikal.sh -m -fc okf_openxml@custom-font-mapping -sl en -tl zh-CN hello-world.docx.xlf
Are there any settings that will make Okapi add the "w:eastAsia" attibute?
Thanks,
Marvin