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In the OpenType Feature File Specification, example 1 of section 6.h.ii. “Specifying Contextual Positioning with explicit lookup references” seems syntactically malformed:
lookup CNTXT_PAIR_POS {
position T o -10;
position T c by -12;
} CNTXT_PAIR_POS;
lookup CNTXT_MARK_TO_BASE {
position base o
position base c
} CNTXT_MARK_TO_BASE;
feature test {
substitute T' lookup CNTXT_PAIR_POS [o c]' @ALL_MARKS' lookup CNTXT_MARK_TO_BASE;
} test;
Would it be possible to fix the specification, so that the example is syntactically correct?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
…c v1.17
In earlier versions of the OpenType Feature File Format specification,
the example was mal-formed so we had invented our own test case.
Adobe has kindly fixed the format specification:
adobe-type-tools/afdko#88
This change revealed a bug in the parser where mark classes did
not get recognized as glyph classes; this is now fixed, too.
In the OpenType Feature File Specification, example 1 of section 6.h.ii. “Specifying Contextual Positioning with explicit lookup references” seems syntactically malformed:
Would it be possible to fix the specification, so that the example is syntactically correct?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: