> > I can add the I+J->IJ stuff for OpenType script `latn', language
> > `NLD ' (Dutch), if you want me to do that. Similarly, I can
> > disable the f+i->fi stuff for languages `TRK ' (Turkish) and
> > `PTG ' (Portuguese) -- I'm not sure about the latter, however.
>
> I thought that the idea was
Werner LEMBERG escreveu:
> Yep. The question is which kind of interface we should implement.
> With `we' I mean `you', of course :-) My knowledge of the Pango
> library is virtually nonexistent.
>
> I can add the I+J->IJ stuff for OpenType script `latn', language
> `NLD ' (Dutch), if you want m
> >>> I+J -> IJ, i + j->ij
> >>>
> >>> I think those two should be removed also (just think of
> >>> Strawinskij).
> >>
> >> No, those are language dependent (i + j -> ij is done in Dutch)
> >
> > Hmm. First of all, the default versions of the URW fonts don't
> > have a ligature for that, only t
Werner LEMBERG escreveu:
>>> Well, my tests have worked. BTW, there are other ligatures also:
>>>
>>> I+J -> IJ, i + j->ij
>>>
>>> I think those two should be removed also (just think of
>>> Strawinskij).
>> No, those are language dependent (i + j -> ij is done in Dutch)
>
> Hmm. First of all,
> > Well, my tests have worked. BTW, there are other ligatures also:
> >
> > I+J -> IJ, i + j->ij
> >
> > I think those two should be removed also (just think of
> > Strawinskij).
>
> No, those are language dependent (i + j -> ij is done in Dutch)
Hmm. First of all, the default versions of th
Werner LEMBERG escreveu:
>>> SelectIf("trademark", "trademark", "afii61352", "afii61352");
>>> RemoveATT("Ligature", "*", "*");
>>>
>>> Generate($3 + $fontname + ".otf");
>> Are you sure it only removes ligatures for tm and No ?
>
> Well, my tests have worked. BTW, there are other ligatures also:
On Fri, 15 Dec 2006, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
I don't know, if this matters, but in ancient notation, there
definitely is an "ij" ligature (as well as an "IJ" ligature) that is
quite often used as a textual repetition directive in lyrics. I
hope the according definitions at the very beginning of
> I don't know, if this matters, but in ancient notation, there
> definitely is an "ij" ligature (as well as an "IJ" ligature) that is
> quite often used as a textual repetition directive in lyrics. I
> hope the according definitions at the very beginning of
> ly/gregorian-init.ly will still work
I don't know, if this matters, but in ancient notation, there definitely
is an "ij" ligature (as well as an "IJ" ligature) that is quite often
used as a textual repetition directive in lyrics. I hope the according
definitions at the very beginning of ly/gregorian-init.ly will still work
and
> Well, my tests have worked. BTW, there are other ligatures also:
>
> I+J -> IJ, i + j->ij
>
> I think those two should be removed also (just think of
> Strawinskij).
This is now in the git repository.
Werner
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> > SelectIf("trademark", "trademark", "afii61352", "afii61352");
> > RemoveATT("Ligature", "*", "*");
> >
> > Generate($3 + $fontname + ".otf");
>
> Are you sure it only removes ligatures for tm and No ?
Well, my tests have worked. BTW, there are other ligatures also:
I+J -> IJ, i + j->ij
I
Werner LEMBERG escreveu:
> Han-Wen,
>
>
> what about this simple script to replace pfx2ttf.fontforge? Is this
> what you envision?
>
>
> Werner
>
>
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> # NC
Han-Wen,
what about this simple script to replace pfx2ttf.fontforge? Is this
what you envision?
Werner
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