I am trying to figure out this issue:
Does Mark to Mark feature, depends on Mark to Base feature?
I thought that the answer is "NO!" - so if I leave the marks with no Mark to Base definition, it will stand at the end of the Base glyph, and if it followed by another mark, that has 'mkmk' - this offset will take place.
But i've got confused while checking it:
1. Mark to Base + Mark to Mark
This is what shows on FontCreator preview:
![]( "Image: https://us.v-cdn.net/5019405/uploads/editor/48/cj6itz2k9aes.png")
And it comes out just fine on InDesign:
![]( "Image: https://us.v-cdn.net/5019405/uploads/editor/6w/fvnbsytyxrsg.png")
2. Mark to Mark (with no Mark to Base)
It looks like it is working on FontCreator preview:
![]( "Image: https://us.v-cdn.net/5019405/uploads/editor/fj/q3ytfy9u1237.png")
But it does not work on InDesign:
![]( "Image: https://us.v-cdn.net/5019405/uploads/editor/wc/w6zkevi69e1h.png")
I will really appreciate your kind and clever help on this issue!
[Note: on the DirectWrite shape engine it does not work, but on HarfBuzz it works]
Does Mark to Mark feature, depends on Mark to Base feature?
I thought that the answer is "NO!" - so if I leave the marks with no Mark to Base definition, it will stand at the end of the Base glyph, and if it followed by another mark, that has 'mkmk' - this offset will take place.
But i've got confused while checking it:
1. Mark to Base + Mark to Mark
This is what shows on FontCreator preview:
And it comes out just fine on InDesign:
2. Mark to Mark (with no Mark to Base)
It looks like it is working on FontCreator preview:
But it does not work on InDesign:
I will really appreciate your kind and clever help on this issue!
[Note: on the DirectWrite shape engine it does not work, but on HarfBuzz it works]