textFlow.whiteSpaceCollapse = WhiteSpaceCollapse.PRESERVE

Hope it solve your problem.
thanx

Sorry to post this here but I couldn’t see any other way to contact you.

I am having an issue with whitespace disappearing at boundaries. ie. if i have:
Hello world then make it:
Hello World using ‘applyCharacterFormat’ on the ‘hello’ part, it removes the whitespace so i end up with:
Helloworld

Have you come across this at all? Any suggestions on how I can fix this.

While I haven’t tested this, I think you could achieve what you’re after by specifying the FontLookup as an attribute of the TextFlow itself (I did something similar in my Superscript/Subscript example)

var textInput:XML =
 
אבגד neil <span fontFamily="YOURFONT" fontLookup="FontLookup.EMBEDDED_CFF">הוזחטי ךכלםמןנס עףפץצקרשתְֱֲֳִֵֶַָֹֻּֽֿׁ</span>
 
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While I’m not too keen on that implementation – it’s similar to the old HTML method of specifying type options via the font element – it’s the only solution I’m aware of at the moment.

Hopefully a CSS-like method will appear to make the whole process simpler in the near future.

I am trying to keep ahead with the TLF while I’m not so busy.

Your posts are really helpful with this, what I want to know is how to reference an embedded font if the text flow is XML, eg:

var textInput:XML =

אבגד neil הוזחטי ךכלםמןנס עףפץצקרשתְֱֲֳִֵֶַָֹֻּֽֿׁ

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It works using your method but when I use TextLineFactory.createTextLinesFromTextFlow you cannot pass in a CharacterFormat, so I don’t know where you set FontLookup.EMBEDDED_CFF.

Thanks