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Wrong glyph inserted with HarfBuzz renderer #246
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The right glyph is the glyph at U+F0A27 slot in this font, the left glyph is the glyph for U+F0A2E. |
As far as I can tell it's the other way around: The left (HarfBuzz) one is That would be expected since the |
That is broken though, since private use means Unicode does not give it a meaning not that it is free for applications to reappropriate, PUA concept was borrowed from CJK encodings where it is often used for things like rare characters/personal names. https://www.unicode.org/faq/private_use.html |
You are right, as can be seen on the font's cheat sheet. |
I think this is the same as bug 185 |
Right, it's kind of the opposite (since it's about the HarfBuzz renderer not having issue 185, but in any case it's not really a separate issue |
I've reported issue #579 to polyglossia and got suggested that it might interest you as well. When using
HarfBuzz
render instead ofNode
,\symbol
may select the wrong glyph. As a minimal example, we have:Which yields:
where the correct glyph is on the right. It might be a problem related to font loading hence this report. The font used in the example above is available here.
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