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Re: Combining marks and outlier letters.
Some African languages put diacritics on nasal consonants so ŋ́, ŋ̀, ŋ̂, ŋ̄, ŋ̈ and probably others need to work if they are within the scope of your glyph set.1 -
Re: [OTVar] GVAR delta-popping
@"Ray Larabie" It helps if you keep in mind that the Q can be an O with an overlapping tail. Then what @"Peter Constable" said :-) If you go from light to bold, the tail gets thin…2 -
Re: Accesing and modifying Glyph Class in Fontlab 5
You can use the type attribute, i.e. glyph.type, to set and get the glyph’s GDEF class. The values are straight forward Unassigned = 0, Simple = 1, Ligature = 2, Mark = 3, Component = 4. Alternativel…2 -
Re: Unicode 9.0.0
A7AE Ɪ is the uppercase of 026A ɪ. See http://www.unicode.org/L2/L2012/12270-n4297-beta-etc.pdf. That letters is a capital i that always has serifs (or top and bottom bars if you prefer). The lowerca…1 -
Re: Module +Similarities
@"Ray Larabie" the “never-used” Qg may be used in Naro language where qg is a digraph, for example in “qgóé” when the initial letter is capitalized. Depending on the scope of your design yo…3
