Deleted exclude_dflt argument on the examples #23
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Deleted
exclude_dflt
argument on the examples as it is not really needed to make them work and can lead to misconceptions of what the argument is used for. From examples around the web and in talking to people it seems a lot of people thinkexclude_dflt
is meant to exclude lookups that come after it fromlanguagesystem DFLT dflt
or fromscript XXX; language dflt;
, when in reality it is the other way around; it's meant to exclude any lookups defined withinDFLT
ordflt
from the language the argument is added to.The Feature File Syntax documentation has a good example of this (Example 2), for once: