In the same page, scrolled a bit down, under the heading "Postscript", there is an indented set of sections, the 4th of which begins with this sentence:
Most recently Adobe has provide a means to control the counters, the spaces between stems, in a glyph.
Most recently Adobe has provided a means to control the counters, the spaces between stems, in a glyph.
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FontForge can also break an outline into smaller segments and place those in subroutines these may be shared more easily among glyphs.
FontForge can also break an outline into smaller segments and place those in subroutines. These may be shared more easily among glyphs.
which should be 2 sentences indeed.
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Up till now I have spoken as there were one list of lookups. That was a simplification. There are two broad classes of lookup, and two lists.
Up till now I have spoken as if there was one list of lookups. That was a simplification. There are two broad classes of lookups, and two lists.
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In the same page, scrolled a bit down, under the heading "Postscript", there is an indented set of sections, the 4th of which begins with this sentence:
Most recently Adobe has provide a means to control the counters, the spaces between stems, in a glyph.
Most recently Adobe has provided a means to control the counters, the spaces between stems, in a glyph.
In the page:
http://fontforge.sourceforge.net/ref-caveats.html
there is the double sentence:
FontForge can also break an outline into smaller segments and place those in subroutines these may be shared more easily among glyphs.
FontForge can also break an outline into smaller segments and place those in subroutines. These may be shared more easily among glyphs.
which should be 2 sentences indeed.
It's a pity that you cannot modify text here. The initial text,
and comment #1 refer to the web page:
http://fontforge.sourceforge.net/overview.html
In the web page:
http://fontforge.sourceforge.net/overview.html
we find 3 errors (if, was lookups):
GPOS and GSUB
Up till now I have spoken as there were one list of lookups. That was a simplification. There are two broad classes of lookup, and two lists.
Up till now I have spoken as if there was one list of lookups. That was a simplification. There are two broad classes of lookups, and two lists.