Add metric override for archDepth
and smallArchDepth
(#1313).
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* \[**Breaking**\] Metric override name change: `xheight` → `xHeight`.
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* Add variant selector for dot and comma diacritics (#1309).
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* Fix enclosed glyphs' placement when having glyphs with different Y-shifting (#1310).
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* Add metric override for `archDepth` and `smallArchDepth` (#1313).
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@ -450,7 +450,7 @@ Subsection `metric-override` provides ability to override certain metric values,
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| Property | Unit | Default Value | Meaning |
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|----------|------|---------|----------|
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| `cap` | emu | 735 | Height of `H`. |
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| `xheight` | emu | 520 | Height of `x`. |
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| `xHeight` | emu | 520 | Height of `x`. |
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| `sb` | emu | (*varies, 60 for Regular*) | Width of common side-bearings. |
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| `accentWidth` | emu | 200 | Width of accent marks. |
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| `accentClearance` | emu | 72 | Vertical clearance of accent marks to the base. |
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| `essRatioUpper` | (*ratio*) | (*varies, 1.12 for Regular*) | Ratio of the thickness of the neck of `S`, to the normal stroke width. |
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| `essRatioLower` | (*ratio*) | (*varies, 1.12 for Regular*) | Ratio of the thickness of the neck of `s`, to the normal stroke width. |
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| `essRatioQuestion` | (*ratio*) | (*varies, 1.12 for Regular*) | Ratio of the thickness of the neck of `?`, to the normal stroke width. |
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| `archDepth` | emu | (*varies, 195 for Regular*) | Depth of the curve segment of arches / O rings in capital letters. |
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| `smallArchDepth` | emu | (*varies, 200 for Regular*) | Depth of the curve segment of arches / O rings in small letters. |
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The values of each item could be either a number, or a string representing an expression so that it could be different for different instance fonts, or depending on default values. The syntax of valid expressions are:
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local forkedParams : Object.create para
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set forkedParams.cap0 para.cap
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set forkedParams.cap XH
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set forkedParams.xheight (XH * XH / CAP)
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set forkedParams.xHeight (XH * XH / CAP)
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set forkedParams.diversityM 1
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set forkedParams.diversityF 1
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set forkedParams.diversityI 1
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define Width : Math.round para.width
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define SB para.sb
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define CAP para.cap
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define XH para.xheight
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define XH para.xHeight
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define Descender : fallback para.descender (XH - CAP)
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define Contrast : fallback para.contrast 1
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# Key metrics for symbols
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@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ function applyMetricOverride(para, mo, argv) {
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const validMetricOverrideFields = new Set([
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"cap",
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"xheight",
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"xHeight",
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"sb",
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"accentWidth",
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"accentClearance",
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"essRatioUpper",
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"essRatioLower",
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"essRatioQuestion",
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"essRatio"
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"essRatio",
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"archDepth",
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"smallArchDepth"
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]);
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///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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leading = 1250 # Default line height times 1000.
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descenderPad = 0 # Additional line height, added to descender.
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cap = 735 # Cap height (as well as ascender).
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xheight = 520 # X-height.
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xHeight = 520 # X-height.
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#descender = -205 # Depth of descender. Currently unused.
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winMetricAscenderPad = 0 # Padding of Win ascnder metrics to avoid clipping. See #343
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winMetricDescenderPad = 0 # Padding of Win descender metrics to avoid clipping. See #343
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