I have a solution using jsPDF where I generate a document dynamically based on user inputs. I have encounter that if the text to print contains the character \t everything that go after doesn't print in the PDF document.
Currently the PDF is using the font Roboto, in my tests I have found that without adding the Roboto font and use Helveltica for instance it prints ok by putting space between the words that contains \t between them, which I want but with the Roboto font.
I have tried as well to re-load a newer version from Google fonts, but not luck.
The following code should reproduce my problem (previously loaded the Roboto font):
var customText = '<p>This\tis\ta\ttest\tusing\ttab</p><p>This is a test using spaces</p>';
doc.setFont('roboto','normal');
doc.text(customText, 1, 10);
Output:
Expected output (with Roboto font, this one is the one by default):
Why might this happening with a custom font?