With Uniscribe/DirectWrite, if mark positioning lookups came first, the marks will be positioned and if any later lookup moves the base glyph, the marks will remain in their position and not moved re… (View Post)
The name table is a good example of why new streamlined formats don’t magically work; there is format 1 version of the table that can be used without all the legacy platforms stuff, whoever there is … (View Post)
WOFF and WOFF2 are packaging formats, they do not change the underlying font in any functional way, you can see them as more elaborate font compression schemes, and once WOFF2 is widely supported eno… (View Post)
The order of features does not matter, but the order of lookups does. However, the lookups of certain features are always processed in a certain order (for example `ccmp` lookups are processed first)… (View Post)