This is the feature I wrote:


feature liga {
# Latin
sub C @set1' by @set2;
sub E @set1' by @set2;
sub J @set1' by @set2;
sub S @set1' by @set2;
sub Z @set1' by @set2;
sub c @set2' by @set1;
sub e @set2' by @set1;
sub j @set2' by @set1;
sub s @set2' by @set1;
sub z @set2' by @set1;
sub @set2 @set1' by @set2;
sub @set1 @set2' by @set1;
} liga;


Pieter

You might need to show us what your classes are, but from the get go this doesn't look like it belongs in the liga feature, but rather calt.

Are you saying you want to use those letters as a switch to change all the letters that appear after them?

@ Stephen: I know, but I choose the liga feature because it's on at default in a few programs.

@ Jackson: Yes, that's what I like.

classes:

@set1 = [A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z];
@set2 = [a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z];


Thanks!
Pieter

The main problem is that the trigger glyphs were in the classes you were switching. Try this:

feature CALT {

@set1 = [A B D F G H I K L M N O P Q R T U V W X Y];
@set2 = [a b d f g h i k l m n o p q r t u v w x y];
@trip1 = [C E J S Z];
@trip2 = [c e j s z];

sub @trip1 @set1' by @set2;
sub @trip1 @set2 @set1' by @set2;
sub @set2 @set2 @set1' by @set2;
sub @set2 @set2 @trip1' by @trip2;

sub @trip2 @set2' by @set1;
sub @trip2 @set1 @set2' by @set1;
sub @set1 @set1 @set2' by @set1;
sub @set1 @set1 @trip2' by @trip1;

} CALT;

Hello Jackson,

Thanks for the code, but unfortunately it's not working: ABCdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
It's not flipping back to @set1 anymore.

This is what I like to happen: ABCdeFGHIJklmnopqrsTUVWXYZabcDEfghijKLMNOPQRSTuvwxyzAB etc

Pieter

feature CALT {

@set1 = [A B D F G H I K L M N O P Q R T U V W X Y];
@set2 = [a b d f g h i k l m n o p q r t u v w x y];

@trip1 = [C E J S Z];
@trip2 = [c e j s z];

sub @set1 @trip1 @set1' by @set2;
sub @set2 @trip2 @set2' by @set1;

sub @trip1 @trip1' by @trip2;
sub @trip2 @trip2' by @trip1;

sub @set2 @set1' by @set2;
sub @set2 @trip1' by @trip2;

sub @set1 @set2' by @set1;
sub @set1 @trip2' by @trip1;

} CALT;

I should've paid more attention to your string...

Err.. needed one more thing:

feature CALT {

@set1 = [A B D F G H I K L M N O P Q R T U V W X Y];
@set2 = [a b d f g h i k l m n o p q r t u v w x y];

@trip1 = [C E J S Z];
@trip2 = [c e j s z];

sub @set1 @trip1 @set1' by @set2;
sub @set2 @trip2 @set2' by @set1;

sub @trip1 @trip1' by @trip2;
sub @trip2 @trip2' by @trip1;

sub @set2 @set1' by @set2;
sub @set2 @trip1' by @trip2;
sub @trip1 @set1' by @set2;

sub @set1 @set2' by @set1;
sub @set1 @trip2' by @trip1;
sub @trip2 @set2' by @set1;

} CALT;

Err.. needed one more thing:

feature CALT {

@set1 = [A B D F G H I K L M N O P Q R T U V W X Y];
@set2 = [a b d f g h i k l m n o p q r t u v w x y];

@trip1 = [C E J S Z];
@trip2 = [c e j s z];

sub @set1 @trip1 @set1' by @set2;
sub @set2 @trip2 @set2' by @set1;

sub @trip1 @trip1' by @trip2;
sub @trip2 @trip2' by @trip1;

sub @set2 @set1' by @set2;
sub @set2 @trip1' by @trip2;
sub @trip1 @set1' by @set2;

sub @set1 @set2' by @set1;
sub @set1 @trip2' by @trip1;
sub @trip2 @set2' by @set1;

} CALT;

"@ Stephen: I know, but I choose the liga feature because it’s on at default in a few programs."

So is calt.

T

Hello Jackson,

It's working! Thank you very much! You made me a happy man.

Pieter

Hello Thomas,

I didn't know that. Thanks!

Pieter

Hello Jackson,

I like to thank you again! :) It's perfect!

Pieter

No problem, that was a fun distraction on a lazy working day.
I'm curious how this is going to translate into a design, look forward to seeing it.

Hello Jackson,

I will show you later. It's for a client and I'm not allowed to show it before the official introduction.

Pieter

Awesome, good luck!

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ChrisL