Bug 192115 <ul><li>effect in postscript doesn't display with dot.[1201]
Description: <ul><li>effect in postscript doesn't display with dot. Build number:2.2.0.v20070612 Steps to reproduce: 1. Insert a text item, set type as html. 2. Input content as <ul> <li>first</li><li>second</li><li>third</li> </ul> 3. Preview in pdf and postscript. Expected result: Dot before list item content. Actual result: Blank space before list item content in postscript. Error log:N/A
engine/org.eclipse.birt.report.engine.tests/test/org/eclipse/birt/report/engine/layout/pdf/font/FontConfigReaderTest.java
testPriority( "default_os" );
			testPriority( "os_language" );
			testPriority( "language_country" );
		}
	}
	private void testPriority( final String testDir )
	{
		FontConfigReader reader = new FontConfigReader( ) {
			protected URL getURL( String configFile )
			{
				URL fileURL = getClass( ).getResource(
						"/org/eclipse/birt/report/engine/layout/pdf/font/"
								+ testDir + "/" + configFile );
				return fileURL;
			}
		};
		reader.initialize( );
		FontMappingManager manager = reader.getFontMappingManager( );
		testMergedProperty( manager.getFontAliases( ), 8 );
		testMergedProperty( manager.getFontEncodings( ), 9 );
		Map compositeFonts = manager.getCompositeFonts( );
		assertEquals( 3, compositeFonts.size( ) );
		String fontName = "common";
		compositeFonts.get( fontName );
		Map compositeFont1 = (Map) compositeFonts.get( fontName );
		assertEquals( 1, compositeFont1.size( ) );
		assertTrue( compositeFonts.containsKey( "higher priority" ) );
		assertTrue( compositeFonts.containsKey( "lower priority" ) );
	}
	private void testMergedProperty( Map map, int size )