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Implement GPOS/GSUB Lookup Tables

Part of this description was taken from neodgm/neodgm#12.

GPOS

  • Lookup Type 1: Single Adjustment Positioning
    • Format 1: Single Positioning Value
    • Format 2: Array of Positioning Values
  • Lookup Type 2: Pair Adjustment Positioning
    • Format 1: Adjustments for Glyph Pairs
    • Format 2: Class Pair Adjustment
  • Lookup Type 3: Cursive Attachment Positioning
    • Format 1: Cursive Attachment
  • Lookup Type 4: Mark-to-Base Attachment Positioning
    • Format 1: Mark-to-Base Attachment Point
  • Lookup Type 5: Mark-to-Ligature Attachment Positioning
    • Format 1: Mark-to-Ligature Attachment
  • Lookup Type 6: Mark-to-Mark Attachment Positioning
    • Format 1: Mark-to-Mark Attachment
  • Lookup Type 7: Contextual Positioning
    • Format 1: Simple Glyph Contexts
    • Format 2: Class-based Glyph Contexts
    • Format 3: Coverage-based Glyph Contexts
  • Lookup Type 8: Chaining Contextual Positioning
    • Format 1: Simple Glyph Contexts
    • Format 2: Class-based Glyph Contexts
    • Format 3: Coverage-based Glyph Contexts
  • Lookup Type 9: Extension Positioning
    • Format 1

Shared Tables

  • Value Record
  • Anchor Table
  • Mark Array Table

GSUB

  • Lookup Type 1: Single Substitution
    • Format 1: Many to one delta
    • Format 2: One to one
  • Lookup Type 2: Multiple Substitution
    • Format 1
  • Lookup Type 3: Alternate Substitution
    • Format 1
  • Lookup Type 4: Ligature Substitution
    • Format 1
  • Lookup Type 5: Contextual Substitution
    • Format 1: Simple Glyph Contexts
    • Format 2: Class-based Glyph Contexts
    • Format 3: Coverage-based Glyph Contexts
  • Lookup Type 6: Chained Contexts Substitution
    • Format 1: Simple Glyph Contexts
    • Format 2: Class-based Glyph Contexts
    • Format 3: Coverage-based Glyph Contexts
  • Lookup Type 7: Extension Substitution
    • Format 1
  • Lookup Type 8: Reverse Chaining Contextual Single Substitution
    • Format 1

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