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Some languages require decomposition of characters into multiple glyphs, either by Unicode Canonical Normalization or from GSUB multiple substitutions.
To implement this we'll need a better way to track the original character indexes; the current algorithm only allows a fewer total number of glyphs than string characters, and we'll have to support the possibility of more glyphs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Some languages require decomposition of characters into multiple glyphs, either by Unicode Canonical Normalization or from GSUB multiple substitutions.
To implement this we'll need a better way to track the original character indexes; the current algorithm only allows a fewer total number of glyphs than string characters, and we'll have to support the possibility of more glyphs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: