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Determine glyph type #297
Determine glyph type #297
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…on about type of glyph in terms of production effort. I.e. 'drawn', 'composite', or 'either'.
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### Glyph Type Sorting |
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I suggest just appending this content to the parent directory README
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Ok, I will remove it from the sub-directory for the time being and find a way to incorporate it into the parent directory's readme. Thanks!
@googlebot I can confirm that the sender (of this pull request) and the commit author are the same entity. I have edited my |
@kalapi thanks :) I updated the contributing docs with a tip for this, googlefonts/gf-docs@7a520b4 |
Haha! Sorry about that! :) |
The new list doesn't include caronalt > caroncomb.alt fix, possibly something other. |
@alexeiva please fix :) |
I fixed it in #302. It was the only problem. |
This commit adds sub-directory with subsets of the '.nam' files. The subsets are divided by glyph types with regards to the whether a glyph is 'outline/drawn', 'composite', or 'either'.