On 11.08.2017 at 20:00 Werner LEMBERG wrote:
>>> However, the forthcoming FreeType version (to be released very
>>> soon) has code to automatically synthesize a Unicode cmap (3,1)
>>> based on glyph names, and which get activated automatically.
>> So is this the patch you're talking about?
>> htt
>> However, the forthcoming FreeType version (to be released very
>> soon) has code to automatically synthesize a Unicode cmap (3,1)
>> based on glyph names, and which get activated automatically.
>
> So is this the patch you're talking about?
> http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/freetype/freetype2.
On 10.08.2017 at 21:46 Werner LEMBERG wrote:
>> It contains Greek characters
> Well it rather contains Greek *symbols*, to be used mainly for
> scientific purposes.
> The font in question is an old symbol TrueType font, not having a
> (native) Unicode cmap. Instead, it contains a Windows symbol
On 10.08.2017 at 21:46 Werner LEMBERG wrote:
>> It contains Greek characters
> Well it rather contains Greek *symbols*, to be used mainly for
> scientific purposes.
> The font in question is an old symbol TrueType font, not having a
> (native) Unicode cmap. Instead, it contains a Windows symbol
> It contains Greek characters
Well it rather contains Greek *symbols*, to be used mainly for
scientific purposes.
The font in question is an old symbol TrueType font, not having a
(native) Unicode cmap. Instead, it contains a Windows symbol map
(3,0), to be addressed in the character range 0xF
> I have a very old TTF font for which FT_Get_Char_Index() always
> seems to return 0. The font is called SymbolProp BT (symbpron.ttf)
> and it's from January 1993.
Please send it to me privately for further investigation.
Werner
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