Helmut Wollmersdorfer

I understand the intention to support the conservation and reanimation of "indigenous" writing systems, but I don't understand the ambiguous definition of the restriction. Is the use e. g. … (View Post)

Replace ß <-> SS is application level and old casefolding, i. e. before Unicode assigned 'ẞ' U+1E9E LATIN CAPITAL LETTER SHARP S (Uppercase_Letter) as a character, the small ß was casefolded to… (View Post)

For me the kerning also seems a little bit overdone, visually not consistent, especially oa, dw, ly, fe, dt, rf, st, ct, to. th is IMHO ok. The small f has a too narrow head and a IMHO too wide foot.… (View Post)

If you create a precomposed glyph which has a precomposed Unicode code point, then define this code point for the glyph, and (maybe) provide a feature rule it. For the Latin script these ligatures ar… (View Post)

@ClintGoss Some programs can show invisibles. E. g. for the string <space>a<tab>b<tab>c<nl> TextWrangler/BBEdit: LibreOffice: This works on application level. There is no stan… (View Post)