ReaderFont: add "Font-family fonts" submenu by poire-z · Pull Request #9583 · koreader/koreader

poire-z · 2022-10-02T15:49:24Z

TouchMenu: add support for checkmark_callback

Allows having a toggable checkmark on menu items leading to a sub-menu.

ReaderFont: add "Font-family fonts" submenu

Allow associating a font to each of the generic font-family names.

Bump crengine for koreader/crengine#490 :

CSS parsing: accept (and ignore) namesspaces
isImage(): more checks for <object> as it can have inner content
getFontFileNameAndFaceIndex(): returns if font has math support
getFontFileNameAndFaceIndex(): returns if font has emojis
CSS/Fonts: add support for font-family to font name mapping

See discussion and early screenshots around in #7426 (comment).
Changes since this proposal: made tap assign/unset a font for the current book only. It will need a long-press to get the association global and used on all books.
As for font and others, we'll have a black star when the association is global - and as we start with "main font" for all, the stars will be there from the start - so users should get a stars overdose and guess they want to keep them. It's a bit ugly, but not unpractical.

Updates screenshots and wording: rewording suggestions welcome:

If the user taps on a font name, he gets this notification (which stays all the time the re-rendering takes). He can then just long-press on that same font to get the star moved onto that font (which won't need a re-rendering as it's the same font as last time):

Should we let the font-family generic names (capitalized Serif, Sans-serif, Cursive...) in the menu translatable ? If yes, what about "Fang Song 仿宋" ?

Closes #7426.

`ReaderLink:showAsFootnotePopup()`: remove some `logger.info()`

See #4261 (comment). Better 4 years later than never than in a few weeks :)

This change is

hius07 · 2022-10-02T16:26:32Z

        checked = true,
    }

+    self.checkmark_tap_width = checked_widget:getSize().w + 2*Size.padding.default


Well, it's a new UX feature. I think I rememebr a couple of places where it can be used.

NiLuJe · 2022-10-02T16:45:12Z

Should we let the font-family generic names (capitalized Serif, Sans-serif, Cursive...) in the menu translatable ?

That's an interesting question. I'd veer towards no?

NiLuJe · 2022-10-02T16:47:57Z

+In HTML/CSS based documents like EPUBs, stylesheets can specify to use fonts by family name instead of a specific font name.
+Except for monospace and math, KOReader uses your default font for any family name.
+You can associate a specific font to each family name if you care about the distinction.
+Long-press on a font name will make the association global (★), so it applies on all your books. You should set a global association if you want to notice a book use font families.


nit: applies to.

The second sentence on that line is a bit clunky, and redundant with the previous line, so I'd possibly drop it entirely?

Also: A long-press or Long-pressing (I don't recall what we usually do, I tend to prefer the former).

The second sentence on that line is a bit clunky, and redundant with the previous line, so I'd possibly drop it entirely?

That was to insist on "better long-press than tap" as I mentionned at #7426 (comment):

When in the next book(s), family fonts will be unset, and no font family font used - so it may take time for people to notice they should long-press to get it global. Unlike most other features, for font-family, you don't notice the book uses font-family and you would need these unless they are already set and affect the rendering and show up.

So, rewording of the clunky part welcome - unless you still really feel it's not needed.

If you want to ensure that distinction is visible across your whole library, this is the preferred approach.

Your first part sounds even more redundant :)

global (★), so it applies on all your books If you want to ensure that distinction is visible across your whole library

I could go with just adding "this is the preferred approach" - and let the users (who read help_text, so they must already be clever :) make out why it is :)

(I'd still like a hint that "hey dummy, if you don't long-press, you won't notice there are some families and you need to tap to see them" :)

I could go with just adding "this is the preferred approach" - and let the users (who read help_text, so they must already be clever :) make you why it is :)

Yup!

NiLuJe · 2022-10-02T16:49:17Z

+Except for monospace and math, KOReader uses your default font for any family name.
+You can associate a specific font to each family name if you care about the distinction.
+Long-press on a font name will make the association global (★), so it applies on all your books. You should set a global association if you want to notice a book use font families.
+Tap will make the association for the current book only.


nit: Ditto, A tap or Tapping.

I'd possibly simplify to will only affect the current book.

"make the association" feels a bit clunky here (but less so above?).

NiLuJe · 2022-10-02T16:51:49Z

+You can associate a specific font to each family name if you care about the distinction.
+Long-press on a font name will make the association global (★), so it applies on all your books. You should set a global association if you want to notice a book use font families.
+Tap will make the association for the current book only.
+If you meet a book where such families are abused to the point your default font is hardly used, you can quickly disable a family association for this book by unchecking the association.]])


meet -> encounter

to the point where

NiLuJe · 2022-10-02T16:53:50Z

+                self:updateFontFamilyFonts()
+            end,
+            help_text = _([[
+In a CSS font-family declaration, publishers may precede a family name with one or more font names, that are to be used if found among embedded fonts or your fonts.


nit: your own fonts

NiLuJe · 2022-10-02T16:55:09Z

+                            self.font_family_fonts[family_tag] = v
+                            -- We don't use :notify() as we don't want this notification to be masked,
+                            -- to let the user know it's not global (so he has to use long-press)
+                            UIManager:show(Notification:new{ text = _("Family font set for this book only.") })


Font family ;).

Hmm, wait, I see what you were trying to say...

I'd possibly double down, then: Font family font?

NiLuJe · 2022-10-02T16:58:44Z


+    local tap_on_checkmark = false
+    if ges and ges.pos and ges.pos.x then
+        local tap_x = BD.mirroredUILayout() and self.dimen.w - ges.pos.x or ges.pos.x


nit: self.dimen.w - ges.pos.x - 1 (dimensions start at 1, coordinates start at 0)

(I imagine we get it wrong in a host of other places, though ;)).

That's not a nit, that's my worst nitmare, something that follows me (mostly in crengine) and that I always stumble on and always end up drawing squares and lines on a post-it...
So, I'll trust you blindly on that one :)

Hey, I fixed it in the Kobo touch shenanigans, like, a few weeks ago, so, you're not alone ;p.

poire-z · 2022-10-02T17:53:10Z

Should we let the font-family generic names (capitalized Serif, Sans-serif, Cursive...) in the menu translatable ?

That's an interesting question. I'd veer towards no?

@Frenzie @hius07 @pazos @weijiuqiao @zwim : how would you expect to see them displayedin your native language UI ? Translated, or not ?

(I would not be fond of a French Sans empattement for the half french Sans-Serif :)

Note that when entering the submenu, one will see:

where the 'font-family: sans-serif' is not translatable (I'm keeping that plain at it's CSS, as an additional hint to what it applies).

ghost · 2022-10-02T18:41:20Z

@poire-z In German I would expect to see the following:

    { "serif", _("Serif") },                 -> "Mit Serifen"
    { "sans-serif", _("Sans-serif") },       -> "Serifenlos" or "Ohne Serifen"
    { "monospace", _("Monospace") },         -> "Nicht Proportional
    -- On 2nd page
    { "cursive", _("Cursive") },             -> "Kursiv"
    { "fantasy", _("Fantasy") },
    { "emoji", _("Emoji \u{1F60A}") },
    { "fangsong", _("Fang Song \u{4EFF}\u{5B8B}") },
    { "math", _("Math") },

where the 'font-family: sans-serif' is not translatable (I'm keeping that plain at it's CSS, as an additional hint to what it applies).

I I am of your opinion here.

NiLuJe · 2022-10-02T20:12:31Z

So, translate the toplevel, but keep the submenu as CSS?

ghost · 2022-10-02T20:32:45Z

So, translate the toplevel, but keep the submenu as CSS?

Yes

hius07 · 2022-10-02T21:41:26Z

Translations of the font family names to Ukrainian/Russian exist but are used significantly less often than original English names.

NiLuJe · 2022-10-02T22:23:44Z

That was kind of our fear with French like @poire-z mentioned earlier (also, the fact that the French translations are ridiculous ;p). No strong feelings, though, I'm good as long as the submenu still speaks CSS ;).

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poire-z · 2022-10-02T22:29:47Z

We can keep them translatable, and let the translators decide what feels best for each language.
May be with a @translators these are generic typography font family name - up to you to keep them as-is or to translate them ?

NiLuJe · 2022-10-02T22:37:18Z

That could work, yeah.

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poire-z · 2022-10-03T12:25:19Z

@Frenzie : any thought, comment, rewording suggestion ?
v2022.10 or v2022.11 ? (I already merged base, so this would block base if not merged)
There are a few translations, but it's all contained in a submenu - so it's not super essential if they are not translated I guess.

Frenzie · 2022-10-03T15:11:37Z

+                return T(_("Font-family fonts (%1)"), nb_family_fonts)
+            end
+            return _("Font-family fonts")


Might need a translators comment to explain.

Any suggestion ?
font-family is a CSS property name, keep it untranslated ?

A bigger explanation, better that we can do in one line, is in the help_text they will probably meet not far from there.

Yes, I think that's good

Frenzie · 2022-10-03T15:13:20Z

 end

+local font_family_info_text = _([[
+In HTML/CSS based documents like EPUBs, stylesheets can specify to use fonts by family name instead of a specific font name.


I'd remove the "name" from most or possibly all of these.

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In HTML/CSS based documents like EPUBs, stylesheets can specify to use fonts by family name instead of a specific font name.

In HTML/CSS based documents like EPUBs, stylesheets can specify to use fonts by family instead of a specific font name.

Allows having a toggable checkmark on menu items leading to a sub-menu.

Allow associating a font to each of the generic font-family names. Bump crengine: - CSS parsing: accept (and ignore) namesspaces - isImage(): more checks for <object> as it can have inner content - getFontFileNameAndFaceIndex(): returns if font has math support - getFontFileNameAndFaceIndex(): returns if font has emojis - CSS/Fonts: add support for font-family to font name mapping

weijiuqiao · 2022-10-04T02:16:31Z

Translations of generic font family names are preferred in Chinese. Pro translatable.

Frenzie · 2022-10-04T12:40:19Z

Feel free to translate them (after all that's why they're available and it's in the eye of the translator) but note that it's about the CSS attributes and values of font-family and (sans-)serif. Not about the words font family and (sans-)serif.

@weijiuqiao

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font-family: sans-serif is ignored #7426

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ReaderLink:showAsFootnotePopup(): remove some logger.info()

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TouchMenu: add support for checkmark_callback

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Allows having a toggable checkmark on menu items leading to a sub-menu.

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CSS font overriden by default font, even when it violates the order in CSS #10040

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