Hi Lavie, Thanks for the reply! I just wanted to clarify one thing, however -- I am in search of a FontForge .nam file in particular. Even getting a list of the glyph names & Unicode points in plaintext from some other source would require converting it to the proper syntax for use in FF. It looks like there are txt-versions of the AGL list available from Adobe; they wouldn't be too difficult to convert (and it'd beat doing it manually). I'm still puzzled why the default list in FF doesn't include more glyph names, though.
Nate On 08/12/2011 10:17 AM, Lavie Chabom wrote: > Hi! Nate, > > If you login into FontStruct free, you will see all pronunciations and > the names of Cyrillic Glyphs too. You will see it all for many > languages including occidental and many asiatic too. > > Good care, > > Lavie > > 2011/8/12 Nathan Willis <[email protected] > <mailto:[email protected]>> > > Just curious: does anyone have a Cyrillic namelist for FontForge > that they've been using? Because it seems like either AGL list in > FF doesn't include it or merely the version(s) I've found don't. > Latin, Latin-Ext A, and miscellaneous (math, punctuation, etc) is > about it.... Having Cyrillic, Greek, and Latin-Ext B in the same > file would come in handy. > > Since it wouldn't be hard to merge a few .nams together, I'm just > kinda surprised I haven't found one already. Maybe I'm looking in > the wrong place. > > Thanks, > Nate > > -- > nathan.p.willis > [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> > aim/ym/gtalk:n8willis > identi.ca/n8 <http://identi.ca/n8> > > > > > -- > Leaurend Lavie Hyp-Père (Laval) Chabon, hom, végé-ar⊥is⊥e > 3615 Ave S⊥-Vic⊥orien > Québec, Qc. Canada > G1E 3C5 > -- nathan.p.willis [email protected] aim/ym/gtalk:n8willis identi.ca/n8
