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
{
		assertEquals( size, map.size( ) );
		assertEquals( "higher priority", map.get( "common" ) );
		assertEquals( "higher priority", map.get( "higher priority" ) );
		assertEquals( "lower priority", map.get( "lower priority" ) );
	}
	private boolean isMappedTo( char c, String from, String to )
	{
		BaseFont font = FontHandlerUtil.getMappedFont( handler, c,
				fontMappingManager, createCssValueList( from ), Font.NORMAL );
		return isIn( to, font.getFullFontName( ) );
	}
	private CSSValueList createCssValueList( String fontName )
	{
		return createCssValueList( new String[]{fontName} );
	}
	private CSSValueList createCssValueList( String[] fontNames )
	{
		ListValue result = new ListValue( );
		for ( int i = 0; i < fontNames.length; i++ )
		{
			StringValue value = new StringValue( CSSPrimitiveValue.CSS_STRING,
					fontNames[i] );
			result.append( value );
		}
		return result;
	}
	private boolean isIn( String fontName, String[][] familyFontName )
	{
		assert ( fontName != null );