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When displaying strings containing diacritics, like the very common "é" in French the accent aligns with the surrounding text, not the character itself, which goes pushed underneath in a quite weird fashion.
To Reproduce
Just load a text from an .xml resource and display it in the UI
Expected behavior
normal appropriated alignment of the letters, with diacritics appearing where they should, suspended above them
Avalonia version
11.2.0
OS
macOS
Additional context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
More details: the bug is as well present on iOS, which makes quite sense.
At the same time numbers have a wrong horizontal alignment as well: with "large" numbers is ok, for instance: 2,8 will look ok but using thin shaped ones like 1 or 7 will cause the text to appear like "1 ,3" or "7 ,8"
Describe the bug
When displaying strings containing diacritics, like the very common "é" in French the accent aligns with the surrounding text, not the character itself, which goes pushed underneath in a quite weird fashion.
To Reproduce
Just load a text from an .xml resource and display it in the UI
Expected behavior
normal appropriated alignment of the letters, with diacritics appearing where they should, suspended above them
Avalonia version
11.2.0
OS
macOS
Additional context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: