Colin Rofls
Colin Rofls
Just one small note: if it turns out that this work is a useful compromise in the near-term, I would consider avoiding introducing a new token into the grammar, in...
Yep, that's it. At a high level: - we collect all rules into a map of target: (replacement, delta) - we then sort them into two groups, based on whether...
> There's precedent for using alternative implementations of an operation: see the (now badly-named) `hbsubset` operation which can be switched between `hb-subset` and `pyftsubset`. But that's a bit easier to...
Opened #1047 to show loosely how I imagine this could work. @simoncozens can you identify any possible problems with that approach?
One note here: I do agree that some MSRV makes sense (especially for font-types and read-fonts, and probably for skrifa) but I would like to be much less conservative with...
The main drawback to having a lower MSRV is that we lose access to newer rust features, and so there's the additional cognitive load of working around things that are...
Okay so I'm playing around with this to get a feel for how it works, and I have some questions: - it seems like even with this annotation there is...
I've merged much of this (with few modifications, and settling on 1.75 as the MSRV) in #1489.
agreed that sounds bad. There are sort of competing needs at play, here; on the one hand we want to be efficient and let the user give us unmodified bytes...
Yea, there might be some challenges in designing an API that allows for mutable access to multiple tables at once. I definitely think we'd like to have something like this,...