Hi, I'm trying to move to draw text background colors directly from editeng (feature/gsoc14-draw-text-background-color). I currently try to draw backgrounds for underlined text. For this I modified EditCharAttribUnderline::SetFont so that the fill-color of the font is set to a specific blue (by calling Font::SetFillColor). As the attached picture shows, however, the background of the underlined "U" is printed white rather than blue. The only fact I could collect by debugging is that when OutputDevice::DrawTextArray is called to draw U or N (see attached picture), the font's fill-color of the OutputDevice is actually white for U, instead of blue. The important point is that, for some reason, when drawing U the method OutputDevice::IsTextFillColor() returns true, whereas it returns false for N; this might be determinant for the actual drawing of the custom background later in the code. Thus, the call to SetFillColor in EditCharAttribUnderline::SetFont seems to have effects, but the information on fill-color is lost at some point (despite the call to SetFillColor modifies it successful). Does this ring a bell to anyone? Matteo
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