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Simply not implemented. Repro link:
If you want to help out, the first step is to make a list of all capital letters for which we should make small caps for, ordered by priority. Inter...
Hm. I can't reproduce this. What software did you use to grab the screenshot? This is what I see in Safari on macOS, which looks correct: You can try it...
I’ll consider it. Inter intentionally only implements the most common fractions as dedicated glyphs and then [provides a `frac` feature](https://rsms.me/inter/#features/frac) for composing almost any imaginable fractions.
Note to self: Looks like this should be possible with fonttools' otf2otc https://github.com/fonttools/fonttools/issues/17#issuecomment-86690530 — should be easy to add as a dist post-processing step in the makefile.
This doesn’t sound like an issue with the Inter fonts but rather with the software combination.
It appears as glyphs only creates mark and mkmk tables when using the GUI export feature — Inter uses it’s own separate build system based on fontmake and glyphslib, so...
Made some progress today. Here’s what Safari now renders: This is the input: ```txt d U+030C U+0304 U+0323 U+0326 y U+030D U+0311 U+0310 U+0302 U+0301 U+0353 U+0347 n U+0306 U+0308...
> > As fare as I know, glyphsLib+fontMake should support automatic mark+mkmk feature generation. > > Wikipedia suggests the `ccmp` feature can also be used (see [here](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Combining_character#OpenType)). BTW what about...