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Post by bhsimon on Apr 10, 2014 17:51:46 GMT -5
It would be great if the composite glyph wizard also copied the kern pairs from the original character. For instance, when the ‘ë’ composite is created, all the kern pairs for which the plain ‘e’ character were included were copied to the composite ‘ë’ character.
At present it is very, very tedious copying all those values individually after the composite glyphs have been created.
This could perhaps be achieved by allowing kern pairs for a font to be exported/imported. If the pairs could be exported, some grep work in a text editor could extract pairs containing the original character and then copy them and substitute for the composite character.
However it is achieved, this feature would be awesome.
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Post by Allan Murray on Apr 11, 2014 1:43:33 GMT -5
There is a feature planned which, while not exactly as you describe, will achieve the same result.
You will be able to have a group of characters (e, ë ,...) to which you can apply the same kerning pairs/parameters.
It will be part of the kerning window, and separate from the composite wizard - so that it can also be used on fonts that have not been created with it.
I would expect it in the later half of this year.
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