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List writing systems supported by a font #28
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I've started digging into this question. It's very complicated, and not easy to get direct access. I've written up some investigations as linebender/skribo#1 and would welcome more input from experts. |
This is how Qt works. And similar implementations for other backends. I've tried to implement this by myself first, but I think that there are too many edge cases of which I'm not aware of. |
@RazrFalcon Thanks, I'm mostly using Skia as a reference because I know it meets the needs of the web, but Qt also looks like a good source and I will dig into it. |
Sadly, no. |
So we can check which languages/scripts can be handled by this font.
This is very useful for the font fallback resolution, when we need to find a font that can be used to write a specified text.
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