[Snippets] add snippet that shows how to decompose glyphs in a TTF #2030
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anthrotype
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i'm going to add code to remove overlaps using skia-pathops to this snippet |
Partly, it’s a way to hack “code ligatures” to make their positioning work in strict monospace-only environments (arrowtype/recursive#354). I think I could alternatively set their transformation positions different, instead. But, I also ended up being very curious to understand how a decomposing pen might work in a TTF, as I’m still connecting the dots for how to manipulate fonts in various formats. Thanks so much for the help here! |
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This works beautifully in my script. Thanks again! |
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Snippet based on #2029 (comment)