I’m following up on an issue I previously noted.
By adding slots, I create a.sc, gravecomb.sc, acutecomb.sc, circumflexcmb.sc, etc. To make them immediately visible, I "dirty" the glyphs. I create anchors and the corresponding class in Lookup > GPOS > Mark > Anchor-smallcaps.
Then I use the "Create Accented Glyphs" command, but only some .sc marks are recognized. Others—such as circumflexcmb.sc—are not, and FF defaults to the standard .comb instead of the comb.sc version:
https://ibb.co/VYdMzzJz
Yet, the correct accented glyph apparently appears in the lookup:
https://ibb.co/LbyTMSQ
Is this a bug (or am I making a mistake, even though my procedure is consistent)?
I’m following up on an issue I previously noted.
By adding slots, I create
a.sc,gravecomb.sc,acutecomb.sc,circumflexcmb.sc, etc. To make them immediately visible, I "dirty" the glyphs. I create anchors and the corresponding class in Lookup > GPOS > Mark > Anchor-smallcaps.Then I use the "Create Accented Glyphs" command, but only some
.scmarks are recognized. Others—such ascircumflexcmb.sc—are not, and FF defaults to the standard.combinstead of thecomb.scversion:https://ibb.co/VYdMzzJz
Yet, the correct accented glyph apparently appears in the lookup:
https://ibb.co/LbyTMSQ
Is this a bug (or am I making a mistake, even though my procedure is consistent)?