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FAIL if alternate caron is incorrect #3308
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I am trying to implement this check. Inspecting the static TTF of the Regular I see an Lcaron which does not use components, which makes me believe that's not what you were referring to. Nevertheless, how should we deal with cases like this? |
Ah in this case, they decomposed Deeply sorry for this confusion. Now, if we do have the case of decomposed outlines… I don't know. The most occurring case remains components in variable fonts and static ttf, and it is already helpful if we can check for that because it is happening often. |
Check that alternate caron is used in the four affected Latin glyphs. Added to the Universal Profile. (issue #3308)
And a few minor tweaks to code and text-strings formatting. (issue #3308)
And a few minor tweaks to code and text-strings formatting. (issue #3308)
Check that alternate caron is used in the four affected Latin glyphs. Added to the Universal Profile. (issue fonttools#3308)
And a few minor tweaks to code and text-strings formatting. (issue fonttools#3308)
And a few minor tweaks to code and text-strings formatting. (issue fonttools#3308)
And a few minor tweaks to code and text-strings formatting. (issue #3308)
Check that alternate caron is used in the four affected Latin glyphs. Added to the Universal Profile. (issue #3308)
And a few minor tweaks to code and text-strings formatting. (issue #3308)
com.google.fonts/check/alt_caron On the Universal profile Expanded to catch casing variants like "caroncomb.case" as well. The check previously didn't catch L+caroncomb.case, because the it relies on Unicodes to identify wrong accents. Now, we're purging known-wrong endings (e.g. .case) before resolving the Unicode, so that caroncomb.case can be found. (issue #3308 / PR #4469)
com.google.fonts/check/alt_caron On the Universal profile Expanded to catch casing variants like "caroncomb.case" as well. The check previously didn't catch L+caroncomb.case, because the it relies on Unicodes to identify wrong accents. Now, we're purging known-wrong endings (e.g. .case) before resolving the Unicode, so that caroncomb.case can be found. (issue #3308 / PR #4469)
Lcaron
,dcaron
,lcaron
,tcaron
should NOT be composed with quoteright or quotesingle or comma or caron(comb). It should be composed with a distinctive glyph which doesn't look like an apostrophe: preferably caroncomb.alt (eventually caroncomb.alt.case forLcaron
).sources
https://ilovetypography.com/2009/01/24/on-diacritics/
http://diacritics.typo.cz/index.php?id=5
https://www.typotheque.com/articles/lcaron
You can find a case of
Lcaron
using a component made withcomma
here:https://github.com/ThomasJockin/QuicksandFamily/tree/3d1e9808cb8594744d031e733a982d985bd4f126
In this tricky case,
caroncomb.alt
is a copy of the contours ofquotesingle
. So name and usage is correct but not the shape:https://github.com/Etcetera-Type-Co/Tourney
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