What’s with your classes, Laura?
@class_name = [character character]; is the syntax. Please don't get angry, but in case of this question I must say it: Have a look into the fu***** manual.
Hello! I need help with programming in beginning and ending swashes into a new script font I'm working on. I want to set this up in such a way that I can use both a beginning and an ending in the same word. I found an older thread on this, and followed it, but it wasn't working. I tried it with just one letter that has three variations, but it isn't working for me. This is what I have:
feature calt {
lookup caltstart {
ignore sub @letter_start @start';
sub @start' by @start_swash;
} caltstart;
lookup caltend {
ignore sub @end' @letter_end;
sub @end' by @end_swash;
} caltend;
} calt;
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@letter_start: t t.start
@start: t
@start_swash: t.start
@letter_end: t t.end
@end: t
@end_swash: t.end
Thanks! :)
~ Laura
What’s with your classes, Laura?
@class_name = [character character]; is the syntax. Please don't get angry, but in case of this question I must say it: Have a look into the fu***** manual.
If these are classes set up using the classes panel in fontlab, the problem could be that you don't need the at-signs there.
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