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The --features parsing handles errors now. More importantly, it allos limiting individual features to specific byte ranges. The format is Python-esque. Here is how it all works: Syntax: Value: Start: End: Setting value: "kern" 1 0 ∞ # Turn feature on "+kern" 1 0 ∞ # Turn feature off "-kern" 0 0 ∞ # Turn feature off "kern=0" 0 0 ∞ # Turn feature off "kern=1" 1 0 ∞ # Turn feature on "kern=2" 2 0 ∞ # Choose 2nd alternate Setting index: "kern[]" 1 0 ∞ # Turn feature on "kern[:]" 1 0 ∞ # Turn feature on "kern[5:]" 1 5 ∞ # Turn feature on, partial "kern[:5]" 1 0 5 # Turn feature on, partial "kern[3:5]" 1 3 5 # Turn feature on, range "kern[3]" 1 3 3+1 # Turn feature on, single char Mixing it all: "kern[3:5]=0" 1 3 5 # Turn feature off for range |
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README
This is HarfBuzz, a text shaping library. Bug reports on these files should be sent to the HarfBuzz mailing list as listed on http://harfbuzz.org/ For license information, see the file COPYING. Behdad Esfahbod 18 November 2010